The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... according to the space we have to fill , we range our men in squadrons and battalions , or draw out company by company , and troop by troop ; ever observing , that no muster is to be made , but when the wind is in a cross point , which ...
... according to the space we have to fill , we range our men in squadrons and battalions , or draw out company by company , and troop by troop ; ever observing , that no muster is to be made , but when the wind is in a cross point , which ...
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... according to him , consisted not in place , but in intrinsic merit ; to which he added , That the most virtuous man , wherever he was seated , was always at the upper end of the table . Socrates , who had a great spirit of raillery with ...
... according to him , consisted not in place , but in intrinsic merit ; to which he added , That the most virtuous man , wherever he was seated , was always at the upper end of the table . Socrates , who had a great spirit of raillery with ...
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... according to their own 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 ...
... according to their own 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 ...
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... according to the nature of men in years , who have made but little progress in the advancement of their fortune or their fame , I was re- pining at the sudden rise of many persons who are my juniors , and indeed at the unequal ...
... according to the nature of men in years , who have made but little progress in the advancement of their fortune or their fame , I was re- pining at the sudden rise of many persons who are my juniors , and indeed at the unequal ...
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... According to the ordinary rules of computation , the greater the adventure is , the greater ought to be the profit of those who succeed in it ; and by this measure , none have pretence of turning their labours to greater advantage than ...
... According to the ordinary rules of computation , the greater the adventure is , the greater ought to be the profit of those who succeed in it ; and by this measure , none have pretence of turning their labours to greater advantage than ...
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