The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2Bohn, 1854 |
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... gave him afterwards in the course of the paper , did not a little contribute to advance its reputation ; and , upon the change of the ministry , he found leisure to engage more constantly in that work , which , however , was dropt at ...
... gave him afterwards in the course of the paper , did not a little contribute to advance its reputation ; and , upon the change of the ministry , he found leisure to engage more constantly in that work , which , however , was dropt at ...
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... gave me directions to collect his writings , and at the same time committed to my care the Letter addrest to Mr. Craggs , ( his successor as Se- cretary of State , ) wherein he bequeaths them to him , as a token of friendship . Such a ...
... gave me directions to collect his writings , and at the same time committed to my care the Letter addrest to Mr. Craggs , ( his successor as Se- cretary of State , ) wherein he bequeaths them to him , as a token of friendship . Such a ...
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... gave My soul's best part for ever to the grave ! How silent did his old companions tread , By midnight lamps , the mansions of the dead , Through breathing statues , then unheeded things , Through rows of warriors , and through walks of ...
... gave My soul's best part for ever to the grave ! How silent did his old companions tread , By midnight lamps , the mansions of the dead , Through breathing statues , then unheeded things , Through rows of warriors , and through walks of ...
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... gave us spindle shanks , and cramps in our bones , inso- much that we did not recover our health and legs till Sir Walter Bickerstaff married Maud the milk - maid , of whom the then Garter king at arms ( a facetious person ) said pleas ...
... gave us spindle shanks , and cramps in our bones , inso- much that we did not recover our health and legs till Sir Walter Bickerstaff married Maud the milk - maid , of whom the then Garter king at arms ( a facetious person ) said pleas ...
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... gave such high and delightful sensa- tions , as seemed to animate and raise human nature above itself . This made me very much amazed to find so very few in that innumerable multitude who had ears fine enough to hear or relish this ...
... gave such high and delightful sensa- tions , as seemed to animate and raise human nature above itself . This made me very much amazed to find so very few in that innumerable multitude who had ears fine enough to hear or relish this ...
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