The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... 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 ...
... 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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... likewise seve- ral castles to be disposed of , very delightfully situated ; as also groves , woods , forests , fountains , and country seats , with very pleasant prospects on all sides of them ; being the moveables of Christopher Rich ...
... likewise seve- ral castles to be disposed of , very delightfully situated ; as also groves , woods , forests , fountains , and country seats , with very pleasant prospects on all sides of them ; being the moveables of Christopher Rich ...
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... likewise been a very great harlot in your time . This exclusion made way for Archimedes , who came 1 Alluding to the two famous pieces , entitled , " Cato , " and , Cuto , " which have not come down to us . " Anti- 2 Though he , ] i . e ...
... likewise been a very great harlot in your time . This exclusion made way for Archimedes , who came 1 Alluding to the two famous pieces , entitled , " Cato , " and , Cuto , " which have not come down to us . " Anti- 2 Though he , ] i . e ...
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... likewise represented the great con- sumption of whalebone which would be occasioned by the present fashion , and the benefit which would thereby accrue to that branch of the British trade . To conclude , they gently touched upon the ...
... likewise represented the great con- sumption of whalebone which would be occasioned by the present fashion , and the benefit which would thereby accrue to that branch of the British trade . To conclude , they gently touched upon the ...
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... likewise convince you , that there is as great a variety of secrets , and as much room for discoveries , in a particle no bigger than the point of a pin , as in the globe of the whole earth . Your microscopes bring to sight shoals of ...
... likewise convince you , that there is as great a variety of secrets , and as much room for discoveries , in a particle no bigger than the point of a pin , as in the globe of the whole earth . Your microscopes bring to sight shoals of ...
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