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expressed themselves quite unequivocally [themsleves]
the pleasure of latest posterity." [_final . missing_]
"regarded his taste as insulted because I sent him "Yorick's
Empfindsame Reise."[3]
[_mismatched quotation marks unchanged_]
Georg Christopher Lichtenberg.[7]
[Lichtenberg." with superfluous close quote]
Aus Lichtenbergs Nachlass: Aufsätze, Gedichte, Tagebuchblätter
[_"Gedichte Tagebuchblätter" without comma_]
Doch lass' ich, wenn mir's Kurzweil schafft [schaft]
a poem named "Empfindsamkeiten [Enpfindsamkeiten]
A poet cries [croes]
"Faramond's Familiengeschichte,"[46]
[_inconsistent apostrophe unchanged: compare footnote_]
sondern mich zu bedauern!' [_inner close quote conjectural_]
Ruhe deinem Staube [dienem]
the neighboring village is in flames [nieghboring]
Footnote 67 ... [_all German spelling in this footnote unchanged_]
"Die Tausend und eine Masche, oder Yoricks wahres Shicksall,
ein blaues Mährchen von Herrn Stanhope" [_all spelling unchanged]
[The Bibliography is shown in the Table of Contents as "Chapter VIII", but was printed without a chapter header.]
Bibliography (England)
Life of Laurence Sterne, by Percy Fitzgerald [Lift]
b. The Sentimental Journey [Jonrney]
Bibliography (Germany)
The Koran, etc. Wien, 1798. [1798).]
Tristram Schandi's Leben und Meynungen ... III, pp. 210 [p. 210]
durch Frankreich und Italien, übersetzt von A. Lewald. [Italien.]
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