| Edmund Burke - 1768 - 642 pages
...Alberti, with whom you were once acquainted. You remember him one' of the gayeft, moft agreeable perfons at the court of Vienna ; at once the example of the men, and the favourite of the fair fex. I often heard you repeat his name with eñeem, as one of the few that did honour to the prefent... | |
| sir Herbert Croft (5th bart.) - 1780 - 324 pages
...too I have to tell you of Count Albert!. You remember him one of the gayeft, moft agreeable perfons at the Court of Vienna ; at once the example of the men, and the favourite of the fair fex. I often heard you repeat hi? name with efteem, as one of the few that did honour to the prefent... | |
| sir Herbert Croft (5th bart.) - 1780 - 260 pages
...too I have to tell you of Count Alberti. You remember him one of the gayefl:, moft agreeable perfons at the Court of Vienna; at once the example of the men, and the favourite of the fait fex. I often heard you repeat his name with efteem, as one of the few that did honour to the prefent... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1800 - 600 pages
...Alberti, wirh whom you were once acquainted. You remember him one of the gayeft, moft Agreeable perfons at the court of Vienna ; at once the example of the men, and the favourite of the fair fex. I often 'heard you repeat his name with efteem, as one of the few that did honour to the prefent... | |
| 1800 - 596 pages
...Alberti, with whom you were once acquainted. You remember him one of the gayeft, moft agreeable perfons at the court of Vienna ; at once the example of the men, and the favourite of the faîY fex. I often heard you repeat his name with efteem, as one of the few thaï did honour to the... | |
| 1800 - 594 pages
...Alberti, with whom you Were once acquainted. You remember him one of the gayeft, moft agreeable perfons at the court of Vienna ; at once the example of the men, and the favourite of the fairfex. I often heard you repeat his name with efteem, as one of the few that did honour to the prefent... | |
| John Walker - 1811 - 572 pages
...more disagreeable circumstances of the Count Alberti, with whom you were once acquainted. You remember him one of the gayest, most agreeable, persons at...and pity in the highest degree ; as one who made no other use of fortune but to alleviate the distresses of mankind. That gentleman, Sir, 1 wish 1 could... | |
| John Walker - 1811 - 574 pages
...more disagreeable circumstances of the Count Alberti, with whom you were once acquainted. You remember him one of the gayest, most agreeable, persons at...example of the men, and the favourite of the fair ,sex. J often heard you repeat hi* name with esteem, as one of the few that did honour to the present age,... | |
| Edward T W. Polehampton - 1815 - 546 pages
...in writing to yon, wherever I am, and whatever doing, in some measure dispels my present uneasmess; an uneasiness caused at once by the disagreeable aspect...and pity in the highest degree ; as one who made no other use of fortune, but to alleviate the distresses of mankind. That gentleman, Sir, I wish I could... | |
| Reuben Percy - 1826 - 384 pages
...wretchedness, I discovered the features of my old and dear friend, Count Albert!. Yon must remember him one of the gayest, most agreeable persons at the court of Vienna ; at once the paragon of the men, and the favourite of the fair sex. I have often heard you repeat his name, as one... | |
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