The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... bodies and minds , that we go into an house and see such different complexions and humours in the same race and family . But to me it is as plain as a pikestaff , from what mixture it is , that this daughter silently lowers , the other ...
... bodies and minds , that we go into an house and see such different complexions and humours in the same race and family . But to me it is as plain as a pikestaff , from what mixture it is , that this daughter silently lowers , the other ...
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... body of the learned to my assistance ; to many of them I must own my obligations for the catalogues of illustrious ... bodies towards the mountain ; from whence they Plain , that was covered . ] Better say , " plain covered " -to avoid ...
... body of the learned to my assistance ; to many of them I must own my obligations for the catalogues of illustrious ... bodies towards the mountain ; from whence they Plain , that was covered . ] Better say , " plain covered " -to avoid ...
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... body now broke into different parties , and began to climb the pre- cipice by ten thousand different paths . Several got into little alleys , which did not reach far up the hill , before they ended and led no further : and I observed ...
... body now broke into different parties , and began to climb the pre- cipice by ten thousand different paths . Several got into little alleys , which did not reach far up the hill , before they ended and led no further : and I observed ...
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... bodies . At a little distance from the entrance of each road , there stood an hideous phantom , that opposed our further passage . One of these apparitions had his right hand filled with darts , which he brandished in the face of all ...
... bodies . At a little distance from the entrance of each road , there stood an hideous phantom , that opposed our further passage . One of these apparitions had his right hand filled with darts , which he brandished in the face of all ...
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... body with him to the grave . I believe you will think the style of this letter a little extraordinary ; but the rehearsal will tell you , that people in clouds must not be confined to speak sense ; and I hope , we that are above them ...
... body with him to the grave . I believe you will think the style of this letter a little extraordinary ; but the rehearsal will tell you , that people in clouds must not be confined to speak sense ; and I hope , we that are above them ...
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