The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... consider how much greater comfort he would receive in the last moments of his life from a reflec- tion that he has made one virtuous man , than that he has made a thousand Tories , we should not see the zeal of so many good men turned ...
... consider how much greater comfort he would receive in the last moments of his life from a reflec- tion that he has made one virtuous man , than that he has made a thousand Tories , we should not see the zeal of so many good men turned ...
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... consider the treatment which such a lawless un- governed rabble would have met with in any other country , and under any other sovereign . " " These incendiaries have had the art to work up into the most unnatural ferments , the most ...
... consider the treatment which such a lawless un- governed rabble would have met with in any other country , and under any other sovereign . " " These incendiaries have had the art to work up into the most unnatural ferments , the most ...
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... consider Virgil only in this respect : how must a Roman have been pleased , that was well acquainted with the capes and pro- montories , to see the original of their names as they stand derived from Misenus , Palinurus , and Cajeta ...
... consider Virgil only in this respect : how must a Roman have been pleased , that was well acquainted with the capes and pro- montories , to see the original of their names as they stand derived from Misenus , Palinurus , and Cajeta ...
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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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