The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 180George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1973 |
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... Sydney's place in social history is less easy to define . He was one of the most famous diners - out at the most fashion- able tables of London during the first half of the nineteenth century . His conversational wit and jovial social ...
... Sydney's place in social history is less easy to define . He was one of the most famous diners - out at the most fashion- able tables of London during the first half of the nineteenth century . His conversational wit and jovial social ...
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... Sydney's reference to his advancing paunch suggests a particularly rich diet and recalls one of his best - known ' sayings ' . ' My idea of heaven is eating pâté de foie gras to the sound of trumpets ' is often the only ' fact ...
... Sydney's reference to his advancing paunch suggests a particularly rich diet and recalls one of his best - known ' sayings ' . ' My idea of heaven is eating pâté de foie gras to the sound of trumpets ' is often the only ' fact ...
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... Sydney Smith ; such bursts of merriment , and so dramatic . Breakfasts are the meals for Poets . I met Wordsworth and Southey at breakfast . Rogers ' are always agreeable . Sydney's own breakfast - table was often filled with lively ...
... Sydney Smith ; such bursts of merriment , and so dramatic . Breakfasts are the meals for Poets . I met Wordsworth and Southey at breakfast . Rogers ' are always agreeable . Sydney's own breakfast - table was often filled with lively ...
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