The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... TALK ; With Life by A. CHALMERS . Portrait . 128 , 129 , 130 & 131. LAMARTINE'S HISTORY OF THE RESTORATION . 4 vols . post 8vo . , new Edition , with a General Index , and 5 additional Portraits , viz . , Lamartine , Talleyrand ...
... TALK ; With Life by A. CHALMERS . Portrait . 128 , 129 , 130 & 131. LAMARTINE'S HISTORY OF THE RESTORATION . 4 vols . post 8vo . , new Edition , with a General Index , and 5 additional Portraits , viz . , Lamartine , Talleyrand ...
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... talk fairly : he is heartily sorry for it ; but he cheats by constitution , and over - reaches by instinct . The happiness of the man who marries my sister will be , that he has no faults to correct in her but her own , a little bias of ...
... talk fairly : he is heartily sorry for it ; but he cheats by constitution , and over - reaches by instinct . The happiness of the man who marries my sister will be , that he has no faults to correct in her but her own , a little bias of ...
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... talking of immortal pleasures , and appearing satisfied as a god ; and immediately after , as the mortal mother prevails in his composition , you behold him pining , languishing , despairing , dying . " I have been always wonderfully ...
... talking of immortal pleasures , and appearing satisfied as a god ; and immediately after , as the mortal mother prevails in his composition , you behold him pining , languishing , despairing , dying . " I have been always wonderfully ...
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... talk after this manner , desired to know her name ; to which she answered , ' My friends , and those who are well acquainted with me , call me Happiness ; but my enemies , and those who would injure my reputation , have given me the ...
... talk after this manner , desired to know her name ; to which she answered , ' My friends , and those who are well acquainted with me , call me Happiness ; but my enemies , and those who would injure my reputation , have given me the ...
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... talk , and his bookseller upon sight paid the reckoning . He was a very good judge of what would please the people , and could aptly hit both the genius of his readers , and the season of the year , in his writ- ings . His brain , which ...
... talk , and his bookseller upon sight paid the reckoning . He was a very good judge of what would please the people , and could aptly hit both the genius of his readers , and the season of the year , in his writ- ings . His brain , which ...
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