The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... matter , this seems to me to be the best bill that ever was offered us , and therefore 1 shall be for it to the last drop of my breath . I wish any gen- tleman would lay his hand upon his heart , and answer me whether the making twelve ...
... matter , this seems to me to be the best bill that ever was offered us , and therefore 1 shall be for it to the last drop of my breath . I wish any gen- tleman would lay his hand upon his heart , and answer me whether the making twelve ...
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... matter till I have made the force of nonsense in general a little better understood , and showed from Machiavel how by two kinds of perplexity , which he calls in the Italian Nonsense to the understand- ing , and nonsense to the ...
... matter till I have made the force of nonsense in general a little better understood , and showed from Machiavel how by two kinds of perplexity , which he calls in the Italian Nonsense to the understand- ing , and nonsense to the ...
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... matter , by speaking to several people to ob- viate a false aspersion , which might have done me no small preju- dice with one party . However , Philips did all he could secretly , to continue the report with the Hanover club ; and kept ...
... matter , by speaking to several people to ob- viate a false aspersion , which might have done me no small preju- dice with one party . However , Philips did all he could secretly , to continue the report with the Hanover club ; and kept ...
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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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