The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... taken , like my betters , with the raptures and high rights of Shakspeare . My maturer judgment , or lenient age , ( call it which you will , ) has now led me back to the favourite of my youth . And here , I think , I shall stick ; for ...
... taken , like my betters , with the raptures and high rights of Shakspeare . My maturer judgment , or lenient age , ( call it which you will , ) has now led me back to the favourite of my youth . And here , I think , I shall stick ; for ...
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... taken , your playhouses in England have done the same thing ; for , unless I am misinformed , the hospital at Dul- ledge was erected and endowed by Mr. Allen , a player : and it is also said , a famous she - tragedian has settled her ...
... taken , your playhouses in England have done the same thing ; for , unless I am misinformed , the hospital at Dul- ledge was erected and endowed by Mr. Allen , a player : and it is also said , a famous she - tragedian has settled her ...
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... taken up in cultivating the eyes and nose , the face of the Bickerstaffs fell down in- 1 In this particular . ] In what particular ? in that of Jenny's chastity ? -But there is not a word on the subject , in what follows . I take for ...
... taken up in cultivating the eyes and nose , the face of the Bickerstaffs fell down in- 1 In this particular . ] In what particular ? in that of Jenny's chastity ? -But there is not a word on the subject , in what follows . I take for ...
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... taken notice of ( their thoughts being so much employed upon the more noble fea- tures ) till it became almost too long to be remedied . But length of time , and successive care in our alliances , have cured this also , and reduced our ...
... taken notice of ( their thoughts being so much employed upon the more noble fea- tures ) till it became almost too long to be remedied . But length of time , and successive care in our alliances , have cured this also , and reduced our ...
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... taken separately , be ever so excellent . But when two such writers as Mr. A. and Sir R. Steele join in composing one of these papers , the misalli- ance is not only great , but the contrast ridiculous . and votaries of religion ; and ...
... taken separately , be ever so excellent . But when two such writers as Mr. A. and Sir R. Steele join in composing one of these papers , the misalli- ance is not only great , but the contrast ridiculous . and votaries of religion ; and ...
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