The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... Addison as a writer ; but whether he does or does not , whatever Steele owes to Mr. Addison , the public owes Addison to Steele . But the editor has such a fantastical and ignorant zeal for his patron , that he won't allow his ...
... Addison as a writer ; but whether he does or does not , whatever Steele owes to Mr. Addison , the public owes Addison to Steele . But the editor has such a fantastical and ignorant zeal for his patron , that he won't allow his ...
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... ADDISON . ADDISON TO POPE . Oct. 26th , 1713 . I was extremely glad to receive a letter from you , but more so upon reading the contents of it . 1 Near Rugby in Warwickshire . The work you 2 Mr. Addison ( as the event showed ) was too ...
... ADDISON . ADDISON TO POPE . Oct. 26th , 1713 . I was extremely glad to receive a letter from you , but more so upon reading the contents of it . 1 Near Rugby in Warwickshire . The work you 2 Mr. Addison ( as the event showed ) was too ...
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... ADDISON . Captain Addison ' tells me that he presumed to put your Lordship in mind of himself , but as I hope to provide for him in Ireland , I will not trouble you on his account . I have another namesake , who is well turned for ...
... ADDISON . Captain Addison ' tells me that he presumed to put your Lordship in mind of himself , but as I hope to provide for him in Ireland , I will not trouble you on his account . I have another namesake , who is well turned for ...
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VOL | 3 |
Absurdity of admitting a spirit of Party into public | 34 |
The usual Treatment of such Men as make them | 40 |
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