My acquaintah the pleasant creature, whose loss we all deplore, was but slight.
My first introdu to E., which afterwards ripened into an acquaintance a little on this side of intimacy, was over a ter of the Leamington Spa Library, then newly entered upon by a branch of his family. E., whom nothing misbecame -- to auspicate, I suppose, the filial , a a going with a lustre -- was serving in person two damsels fair, who had e into the shop ostensibly to inquire for some new publication, but iy to have a sight of the illustrious shopman, hoping some ference. With what an air did he reach down the volume, dispassionately giving his opinion upon the worth of the work iion, and laung out into a dissertation on its parative merits with those of certain publications of a similar stamp, its rivals! his ented ers fairly hanging on his lips, subdued to their authoritative sentence. So have I seen a gentleman in edy ag the shop-man. So Lovelace sold his gloves in Hi……（内容加载失败！）
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