The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... give the ghost such ill language , especially when you have reason to believe it is my master . TINS . That's well enough , faith , Nab ; dost thou think thy master is so unreasonable as to continue his claim to his relict after his ...
... give the ghost such ill language , especially when you have reason to believe it is my master . TINS . That's well enough , faith , Nab ; dost thou think thy master is so unreasonable as to continue his claim to his relict after his ...
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... give his friends a majority ; nay , if we may conclude from ex- perience , every minister who differs in his politics from his predecessor , will bring to his assistance a sufficient number to turn the balance in his favour . And it is ...
... give his friends a majority ; nay , if we may conclude from ex- perience , every minister who differs in his politics from his predecessor , will bring to his assistance a sufficient number to turn the balance in his favour . And it is ...
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... give way to truth , and ceremony be sacrificed to can- dour : an honest freedom is the privilege of ingenuity ; and the mind , which is above the practice of deceit , can never stoop to a willingness to flatter . Give me leave , Madam ...
... give way to truth , and ceremony be sacrificed to can- dour : an honest freedom is the privilege of ingenuity ; and the mind , which is above the practice of deceit , can never stoop to a willingness to flatter . Give me leave , Madam ...
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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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