The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... hear likewise , that there is a great desolation among the gentlemen and ladies who were the ornaments of the town , and used to shine in plumes and diadems ; the heroes being most of them pressed , and the queens beating hemp . Mrs ...
... hear likewise , that there is a great desolation among the gentlemen and ladies who were the ornaments of the town , and used to shine in plumes and diadems ; the heroes being most of them pressed , and the queens beating hemp . Mrs ...
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... hear or relish this music with pleasure : but my wonder abated , when , upon looking round me , I saw most of them attentive to three Sirens clothed like goddesses , and dis- tinguished by the names of Sloth , Ignorance , and Pleasure ...
... hear or relish this music with pleasure : but my wonder abated , when , upon looking round me , I saw most of them attentive to three Sirens clothed like goddesses , and dis- tinguished by the names of Sloth , Ignorance , and Pleasure ...
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... hear one word of what they said.1 But I could not forbear taking notice , that in all the discourse which passed at the table , a word or a nod from Homer de- cided the controversy . After a short pause , Augustus appeared looking round ...
... hear one word of what they said.1 But I could not forbear taking notice , that in all the discourse which passed at the table , a word or a nod from Homer de- cided the controversy . After a short pause , Augustus appeared looking round ...
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... hear no more , but told me very seriously , " Mr. Bickerstaffe , you quite mistake your man ; it is the joy , the pleasure , the em- ployment of my life , to frequent public assemblies , and gaze upon the fair . " In a word , I found ...
... hear no more , but told me very seriously , " Mr. Bickerstaffe , you quite mistake your man ; it is the joy , the pleasure , the em- ployment of my life , to frequent public assemblies , and gaze upon the fair . " In a word , I found ...
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... hear out the case . I say , this silly girl , after washing Cupid , let him stand half an hour in the window without his collar , where he catched cold , and in an hour after began to bark very hoarse . He had , however , a pretty good ...
... hear out the case . I say , this silly girl , after washing Cupid , let him stand half an hour in the window without his collar , where he catched cold , and in an hour after began to bark very hoarse . He had , however , a pretty good ...
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