The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... expect to see it in a more flourishing condition than under any of his royal an- cestors . He seems to place his greatness in the riches and prosperity of his people ; and what may we not hope from him in a time of quiet and ...
... expect to see it in a more flourishing condition than under any of his royal an- cestors . He seems to place his greatness in the riches and prosperity of his people ; and what may we not hope from him in a time of quiet and ...
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... expect to have their ser- vices rewarded by reversions so uncertainly computed , may have time enough to try all their patience , and at last find that , instead of advancing themselves to dignity , they have been forging their own ...
... expect to have their ser- vices rewarded by reversions so uncertainly computed , may have time enough to try all their patience , and at last find that , instead of advancing themselves to dignity , they have been forging their own ...
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... expect , that as they have before been voted useless , they will be in danger of being really so ; and if that is ever the case , though now and then a family should be extinct , and there- by an obstacle to virtuous actions be removed ...
... expect , that as they have before been voted useless , they will be in danger of being really so ; and if that is ever the case , though now and then a family should be extinct , and there- by an obstacle to virtuous actions be removed ...
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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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