The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2Bohn, 1854 |
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... soon followed by a version of the fourth Georgic of Virgil , of which Mr. Dryden makes very honourable mention , in the postscript to his own trans- lation of all Virgil's works ; wherein I have often wondered that he did not at the ...
... soon followed by a version of the fourth Georgic of Virgil , of which Mr. Dryden makes very honourable mention , in the postscript to his own trans- lation of all Virgil's works ; wherein I have often wondered that he did not at the ...
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... soon after obtained , by his interest , a yearly pension of three hundred pounds from the Crown , to support him in his travels . If the uncommonness of a favour , and the distinction of the person who confers it , enhance its value ...
... soon after obtained , by his interest , a yearly pension of three hundred pounds from the Crown , to support him in his travels . If the uncommonness of a favour , and the distinction of the person who confers it , enhance its value ...
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... soon spread through Europe , and it has not only been translated , but acted in most of the languages of Christendom . The translation of it into Italian , by Signor Salvini , is very well known ; but I have PREFACE . ix.
... soon spread through Europe , and it has not only been translated , but acted in most of the languages of Christendom . The translation of it into Italian , by Signor Salvini , is very well known ; but I have PREFACE . ix.
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... Soon after his Majesty's arrival in Great Britain , the Earl of Sunderland being constituted Lord Lieutenant of Ireland , Mr. Addison became a second time Secretary for the affairs of that kingdom ; and was made one of the Lords ...
... Soon after his Majesty's arrival in Great Britain , the Earl of Sunderland being constituted Lord Lieutenant of Ireland , Mr. Addison became a second time Secretary for the affairs of that kingdom ; and was made one of the Lords ...
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... Soon after he was , from being one of the Lords Com- missioners of Trade , advanced to the post of Secretary of State , he found his health impaired by the return of that asthmatic indisposition , which continued often to afflict him ...
... Soon after he was , from being one of the Lords Com- missioners of Trade , advanced to the post of Secretary of State , he found his health impaired by the return of that asthmatic indisposition , which continued often to afflict him ...
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