The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... sometimes ten deep , his ranks close : the Post - boy is gener- ally in files , for greater exactness : and the Post - man comes down upon you rather after the Turkish way , sword in hand , pell - mell , without form or discipline ; but ...
... sometimes ten deep , his ranks close : the Post - boy is gener- ally in files , for greater exactness : and the Post - man comes down upon you rather after the Turkish way , sword in hand , pell - mell , without form or discipline ; but ...
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... sometimes he would relieve his ordinary readers with a murder , and lived comfortably a week or two ' The account of this droll , certainly by Mr. Addison . The rest of the paper , except perhaps the two concluding paragraphs , might be ...
... sometimes he would relieve his ordinary readers with a murder , and lived comfortably a week or two ' The account of this droll , certainly by Mr. Addison . The rest of the paper , except perhaps the two concluding paragraphs , might be ...
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... sometimes opening his box , sometimes shutting it , then viewing the picture on the lid , and then the workmanship of the hinge , when , in the midst of his eloquence , I ordered his box to be taken from him upon which he was ...
... sometimes opening his box , sometimes shutting it , then viewing the picture on the lid , and then the workmanship of the hinge , when , in the midst of his eloquence , I ordered his box to be taken from him upon which he was ...
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... , that several of the lovers quitted the pursuit , or broke their hearts in the chase . It was sometimes very odd to see a man pursuing a fine woman that was following another , whose eye was fixed upon a fourth , 76 ADDISON'S WORKS .
... , that several of the lovers quitted the pursuit , or broke their hearts in the chase . It was sometimes very odd to see a man pursuing a fine woman that was following another , whose eye was fixed upon a fourth , 76 ADDISON'S WORKS .
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... sometimes stood , to make himself the more con- spicuous , and to satisfy the curiosity of the beholders . He was one day present at the first representation of a tragedy of Euripides , who was his intimate friend , and whom he is said ...
... sometimes stood , to make himself the more con- spicuous , and to satisfy the curiosity of the beholders . He was one day present at the first representation of a tragedy of Euripides , who was his intimate friend , and whom he is said ...
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