The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2Bohn, 1854 |
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... seen such excellent pieces by a modern hand . Such a saying would have been impertinent and un- worthy Boileau , whose dispute with Perrault turned chiefly upon some passages in the ancients , which he rescued from the mis ...
... seen such excellent pieces by a modern hand . Such a saying would have been impertinent and un- worthy Boileau , whose dispute with Perrault turned chiefly upon some passages in the ancients , which he rescued from the mis ...
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... seen from sun - rising to sun - setting , with a glass in one hand , and a pipe in the other , as sentry to a brandy - shop . The great revolutions of this nature bring to my mind the distresses of the unfortunate Camilla , who has had ...
... seen from sun - rising to sun - setting , with a glass in one hand , and a pipe in the other , as sentry to a brandy - shop . The great revolutions of this nature bring to my mind the distresses of the unfortunate Camilla , who has had ...
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... seen between the hours of six and ten in the evening . THE INVENTORY . Spirits of right Nants brandy , for lambent flames and ap- paritions . Three bottles and a half of lightning . One shower of snow in the whitest French paper . Two ...
... seen between the hours of six and ten in the evening . THE INVENTORY . Spirits of right Nants brandy , for lambent flames and ap- paritions . Three bottles and a half of lightning . One shower of snow in the whitest French paper . Two ...
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... seen myself . The next who entered . was a charming virgin , leading in a venerable old man that was blind . Under her left arm she bore a harp , and on her head a garland . Alexander , who was very well acquainted with Homer , stood up ...
... seen myself . The next who entered . was a charming virgin , leading in a venerable old man that was blind . Under her left arm she bore a harp , and on her head a garland . Alexander , who was very well acquainted with Homer , stood up ...
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... seen anything above themselves for these twenty years last past . I am sure that is the case of Sir Harry . Besides which , I was sensible that there was a great point in adjusting my behaviour to the simple squire , so as to give him ...
... seen anything above themselves for these twenty years last past . I am sure that is the case of Sir Harry . Besides which , I was sensible that there was a great point in adjusting my behaviour to the simple squire , so as to give him ...
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