The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... pleased with the office . We waited some time in expectation of the next worthy , who came in with a great retinue of historians , whose names I could not learn , most of them being natives of Carthage . The person thus conducted , who ...
... pleased with the office . We waited some time in expectation of the next worthy , who came in with a great retinue of historians , whose names I could not learn , most of them being natives of Carthage . The person thus conducted , who ...
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... pleased , and enter upon the business . We all stood up in an instant , and Sir Harry filed off from the left very dis- creetly , counter - marching behind the chairs towards the door : after him , Sir Giles in the same manner . The ...
... pleased , and enter upon the business . We all stood up in an instant , and Sir Harry filed off from the left very dis- creetly , counter - marching behind the chairs towards the door : after him , Sir Giles in the same manner . The ...
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... pleased with the different figures he gives the two goddeses . Our modern authors have represented Pleasure or Vice with an alluring face , but end- ing in snakes and monsters : here she appears in all the charms of beauty , though they ...
... pleased with the different figures he gives the two goddeses . Our modern authors have represented Pleasure or Vice with an alluring face , but end- ing in snakes and monsters : here she appears in all the charms of beauty , though they ...
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... pleased to see that all my friends either kept their present posts , or were advanced to higher . Having filled my paper with those particulars of mankind , I must reserve for another occasion the sequel of it , which relates to the ...
... pleased to see that all my friends either kept their present posts , or were advanced to higher . Having filled my paper with those particulars of mankind , I must reserve for another occasion the sequel of it , which relates to the ...
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... pleased with those , as well as any other titles ; nay , will print them themselves to turn the penny . I am extremely at a loss how to act against such open enemies , who have not shame enough to be touched with our reproaches , and ...
... pleased with those , as well as any other titles ; nay , will print them themselves to turn the penny . I am extremely at a loss how to act against such open enemies , who have not shame enough to be touched with our reproaches , and ...
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