The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... hope nobody can imagine at this time of day , that any of those gentlemen , for whom I own I have the greatest esteem , would be so barbarous as to hurt young boys , out of an aversion to their persons . As for those of riper years ...
... hope nobody can imagine at this time of day , that any of those gentlemen , for whom I own I have the greatest esteem , would be so barbarous as to hurt young boys , out of an aversion to their persons . As for those of riper years ...
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... occurrences here , because I hope to have the pleasure of talking over all affairs with you very suddenly . We hope to be at Holyhead by the 30th instant . Lady Wharton stays in England . I suppose you know LETTERS . 381.
... occurrences here , because I hope to have the pleasure of talking over all affairs with you very suddenly . We hope to be at Holyhead by the 30th instant . Lady Wharton stays in England . I suppose you know LETTERS . 381.
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... hope you have already let him know how much I love and honour him . Farewell , dear Phillips , and believe me to be , than I am able to express , more Your most affectionate and Most faithful humble servant , J. ADDISON . Dick Steele ...
... hope you have already let him know how much I love and honour him . Farewell , dear Phillips , and believe me to be , than I am able to express , more Your most affectionate and Most faithful humble servant , J. ADDISON . Dick Steele ...
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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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