The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... expression . Mr. Addison possessed two talents , both of them very uncommon , which singularly qualified him to excel in the following essays : I mean an exquisite knowledge of the English tongue , in all its purity and deli- cacy ; and ...
... expression . Mr. Addison possessed two talents , both of them very uncommon , which singularly qualified him to excel in the following essays : I mean an exquisite knowledge of the English tongue , in all its purity and deli- cacy ; and ...
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... expression , ) without suitable meditations on the Author of such illustrious and amazing objects . For on these occa- sions , philosophy suggests motives to religion , and religion adds pleasures to philosophy . As soon as I had ...
... expression , ) without suitable meditations on the Author of such illustrious and amazing objects . For on these occa- sions , philosophy suggests motives to religion , and religion adds pleasures to philosophy . As soon as I had ...
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... expressions men- tioned in the papers written to her , were become mere words , and that she had been always ready to marry any of those who said they died for her ; but that they made their escape as soon as they found themselves ...
... expressions men- tioned in the papers written to her , were become mere words , and that she had been always ready to marry any of those who said they died for her ; but that they made their escape as soon as they found themselves ...
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... expressions of their sorrow according to their several ages and degrees of understanding . The eldest daughter was in tears , busied in attendance upon her mother ; others were kneeling about the bed - side : and what troubled me most ...
... expressions of their sorrow according to their several ages and degrees of understanding . The eldest daughter was in tears , busied in attendance upon her mother ; others were kneeling about the bed - side : and what troubled me most ...
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... expression , makes one of the finest turns of words that I have ever seen : which I rather mention , be- cause Mr. Dryden has said , in his preface to Juvenal , “ That he could meet with no turn of words in Milton . " It may further be ...
... expression , makes one of the finest turns of words that I have ever seen : which I rather mention , be- cause Mr. Dryden has said , in his preface to Juvenal , “ That he could meet with no turn of words in Milton . " It may further be ...
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