The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... passing any further , and some appeared ashamed of having come so far . As for my- self , I must confess my heart shrunk within me at the sight of these ghastly appearances : but on a sudden , the voice of the trumpet came more full ...
... passing any further , and some appeared ashamed of having come so far . As for my- self , I must confess my heart shrunk within me at the sight of these ghastly appearances : but on a sudden , the voice of the trumpet came more full ...
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... passed , without being seen myself . The next who entered was a charming virgin , leading in a venerable old man that was blind . Under her left arm she bore a harp , and on her head a garland . Alexander , who was very well acquainted ...
... passed , without being seen myself . The next who entered was a charming virgin , leading in a venerable old man that was blind . Under her left arm she bore a harp , and on her head a garland . Alexander , who was very well acquainted ...
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... passed at the table , a word or a nod from Homer de- cided the controversy . After a short pause , Augustus appeared looking round him with a serene and affable countenance upon all the writers of his age , who strove among themselves ...
... passed at the table , a word or a nod from Homer de- cided the controversy . After a short pause , Augustus appeared looking round him with a serene and affable countenance upon all the writers of his age , who strove among themselves ...
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... passed by . I must confess , I love to use people 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 ...
... passed by . I must confess , I love to use people 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 ...
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... passed away a few hours in the proper employments of a reasonable creature , and promising myself that my slumbers would be sweet . I no sooner fell into them , but I dreamed a dream , or saw a vision , ( for I know not which to call it ...
... passed away a few hours in the proper employments of a reasonable creature , and promising myself that my slumbers would be sweet . I no sooner fell into them , but I dreamed a dream , or saw a vision , ( for I know not which to call it ...
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