The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2Bohn, 1854 |
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... able to learn , whether that of Signor Valetta , a young Neapolitan nobleman , has ever been made public . If he had found time for the writing of another tragedy , the death of Socrates would have been the story . And , how- ever ...
... able to learn , whether that of Signor Valetta , a young Neapolitan nobleman , has ever been made public . If he had found time for the writing of another tragedy , the death of Socrates would have been the story . And , how- ever ...
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... able , that , from his cradle , he never had a regular pulse ) a long and painful relapse into an asthma and dropsy deprived the world of this great man , on the 17th of June , 1719. He left behind him only one daughter , by the ...
... able , that , from his cradle , he never had a regular pulse ) a long and painful relapse into an asthma and dropsy deprived the world of this great man , on the 17th of June , 1719. He left behind him only one daughter , by the ...
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... able . But it is in the former respect only that I shall criticise these papers ; and I shall do it with severity , lest time , and the authority of his name , ( which , of course , must become sacred , ) should give a sanction even to ...
... able . But it is in the former respect only that I shall criticise these papers ; and I shall do it with severity , lest time , and the authority of his name , ( which , of course , must become sacred , ) should give a sanction even to ...
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... able oval which we enjoy at present . I would not be tedi- ous in this discourse , but cannot but observe , that our race suffered very much about three hundred years ago , by the marriage of one of her heiresses with an eminent ...
... able oval which we enjoy at present . I would not be tedi- ous in this discourse , but cannot but observe , that our race suffered very much about three hundred years ago , by the marriage of one of her heiresses with an eminent ...
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... able to recover.1 We were now advanced very high , and observed , that all the different paths which ran about the sides of the mountain , began to meet in two i . e . Were able to be ever able . It should have been , 66 or could after ...
... able to recover.1 We were now advanced very high , and observed , that all the different paths which ran about the sides of the mountain , began to meet in two i . e . Were able to be ever able . It should have been , 66 or could after ...
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