The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2Bohn, 1854 |
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... sense , in so charming words , I find not elsewhere . His taste is so pure , and his Virgilian prose ( as Dr. Young styles it ) so exquisite , that I have but now found out , at the close of a critical life , the full value of his ...
... sense , in so charming words , I find not elsewhere . His taste is so pure , and his Virgilian prose ( as Dr. Young styles it ) so exquisite , that I have but now found out , at the close of a critical life , the full value of his ...
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... country , compared with the landscapes drawn by classic authors , and others the like unconcerning parts of know- ledge ! One may easily imagine a reader of plain sense , but without a fine taste , turning over these parts of PREFACE .
... country , compared with the landscapes drawn by classic authors , and others the like unconcerning parts of know- ledge ! One may easily imagine a reader of plain sense , but without a fine taste , turning over these parts of PREFACE .
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... sense : a compendious and engaging kind of criticism , which con- vinces at first sight , and shows the vanity of conjectures made by antiquaries at à distance . If the knowledge of po- lite literature has its use , there is certainly a ...
... sense : a compendious and engaging kind of criticism , which con- vinces at first sight , and shows the vanity of conjectures made by antiquaries at à distance . If the knowledge of po- lite literature has its use , there is certainly a ...
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... sense of a person who remains idle in the same place for half a century . I got him with great suc- cess into his chair by the fire , without throwing down any of my cups . The knight - bachelor told me , he had a great respect for my ...
... sense of a person who remains idle in the same place for half a century . I got him with great suc- cess into his chair by the fire , without throwing down any of my cups . The knight - bachelor told me , he had a great respect for my ...
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... sense of good breeding , and therefore whipped in be- tween the justice and the simple squire . He could not pro- perly take this ill ; but I overheard him whisper the steward , " That he thought it hard that a common conjurer should ...
... sense of good breeding , and therefore whipped in be- tween the justice and the simple squire . He could not pro- perly take this ill ; but I overheard him whisper the steward , " That he thought it hard that a common conjurer should ...
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