The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2Bohn, 1854 |
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... says when she begins to harangue : for Jenny's only imperfection is an admiration of her parts , which in- clines her to be a little , but a very little , sluttish ; and you are ever to remark , that we are apt to cultivate most , and ...
... says when she begins to harangue : for Jenny's only imperfection is an admiration of her parts , which in- clines her to be a little , but a very little , sluttish ; and you are ever to remark , that we are apt to cultivate most , and ...
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... says , ĥe never comes into any company England , but he distinguishes the different nations of which we are composed ... say , study your race , or the soil of your family will dwindle into cits or ' squires , or run up into wits or ...
... says , ĥe never comes into any company England , but he distinguishes the different nations of which we are composed ... say , study your race , or the soil of your family will dwindle into cits or ' squires , or run up into wits or ...
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... says he , to carry me into the subterraneous apartment ; and , perhaps , would have done it , had it not been for ... say , That since he could not have a seat among them himself , he would bring in one , who , alone , had more merit ...
... says he , to carry me into the subterraneous apartment ; and , perhaps , would have done it , had it not been for ... say , That since he could not have a seat among them himself , he would bring in one , who , alone , had more merit ...
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... ( says Sir Harry , ) then take back your mug ; we are like in- deed to have good liquor at this house . " Here the Templar tipped me a second wink , and if I had not looked very grave upon him , I found he was disposed to be very familiar ...
... ( says Sir Harry , ) then take back your mug ; we are like in- deed to have good liquor at this house . " Here the Templar tipped me a second wink , and if I had not looked very grave upon him , I found he was disposed to be very familiar ...
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... ( says he ) there was a great feast made , and many guests invited : among the rest , was the god Plenty , who was the son of the goddess Prudence , and inhe- rited many of his mother's virtues . After a full entertain- ment , he retired ...
... ( says he ) there was a great feast made , and many guests invited : among the rest , was the god Plenty , who was the son of the goddess Prudence , and inhe- rited many of his mother's virtues . After a full entertain- ment , he retired ...
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