The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... obliged all mankind , and related the whole species ' to the two chief actors in his poem . Nay , what is infinitely more considerable , we behold in him , not only our ancestors , but our representatives . We Related the whole species ...
... obliged all mankind , and related the whole species ' to the two chief actors in his poem . Nay , what is infinitely more considerable , we behold in him , not only our ancestors , but our representatives . We Related the whole species ...
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... obliged to you for your kind letter , but am afraid that the present posture of affairs in our office will not let me have the happiness I proposed to myself of passing part of the summer in your company . My brother Hopkins is aiming ...
... obliged to you for your kind letter , but am afraid that the present posture of affairs in our office will not let me have the happiness I proposed to myself of passing part of the summer in your company . My brother Hopkins is aiming ...
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... obliged and most Faithful humble servant , J. ADDISON . MR . HUGHES TO ADDISON . April 25th , 1713 . DEAR SIR , I am extremely obliged to you for your kind letter . The warm expressions of friendship in it give me a much more sensible ...
... obliged and most Faithful humble servant , J. ADDISON . MR . HUGHES TO ADDISON . April 25th , 1713 . DEAR SIR , I am extremely obliged to you for your kind letter . The warm expressions of friendship in it give me a much more sensible ...
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