The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... entertainments for such an humanity and benevolence of temper , I have ever delighted in reading the history of ages past , which draws together into a narrow compass the great occurrences and events that are but thinly sown in those ...
... entertainments for such an humanity and benevolence of temper , I have ever delighted in reading the history of ages past , which draws together into a narrow compass the great occurrences and events that are but thinly sown in those ...
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... entertainment of that day , and placed myself in a box which was prepared for me with great civility and dis- tinction . It is said of Virgil , when he entered a Roman ́1N . B. A person dressed for Isaac Bickerstaffe did appear at the ...
... entertainment of that day , and placed myself in a box which was prepared for me with great civility and dis- tinction . It is said of Virgil , when he entered a Roman ́1N . B. A person dressed for Isaac Bickerstaffe did appear at the ...
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... entertainment of common readers . 2 This way of paganizing a future state , was unavoidable in the plan of Telemachus , as it also was in that of Fontenelle's Dialogues . But it was something to be serious in his paganism . Thus much ...
... entertainment of common readers . 2 This way of paganizing a future state , was unavoidable in the plan of Telemachus , as it also was in that of Fontenelle's Dialogues . But it was something to be serious in his paganism . Thus much ...
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... entertainment as an enchantress finds when she fancies herself in a wood , or upon a mountain , at a feast , or a solemnity ; though at the same time she has never stirred out of her cottage . " " Your simile , madam , ( says Sir ...
... entertainment as an enchantress finds when she fancies herself in a wood , or upon a mountain , at a feast , or a solemnity ; though at the same time she has never stirred out of her cottage . " " Your simile , madam , ( says Sir ...
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... entertainment from the country , as it revives in their memories those charming descriptions with which such authors do frequently abound.1 I was thinking of the foregoing beautiful simile in Milton , and applying it to myself , when I ...
... entertainment from the country , as it revives in their memories those charming descriptions with which such authors do frequently abound.1 I was thinking of the foregoing beautiful simile in Milton , and applying it to myself , when I ...
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