The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... observe the effects of it through the whole course of her reign , in the love and obedience of her people , as well as in the defeats and disap- pointments of her enemies . It is with great pleasure that we see our present sovereign ...
... observe the effects of it through the whole course of her reign , in the love and obedience of her people , as well as in the defeats and disap- pointments of her enemies . It is with great pleasure that we see our present sovereign ...
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... observe , that there is not an expression in the whole piece which has not in it the most nice propriety and aptitude to the character which utters it ; there is that smiling mirth , that delicate satire , and genteel raillery , which ...
... observe , that there is not an expression in the whole piece which has not in it the most nice propriety and aptitude to the character which utters it ; there is that smiling mirth , that delicate satire , and genteel raillery , which ...
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... observe how impregnable his fool was , and exulting in him- self that it was not in the compass of all the sciences either wholly to aver he had uttered nothing to the purpose , or to bring him to it . Many others the chieftain of the ...
... observe how impregnable his fool was , and exulting in him- self that it was not in the compass of all the sciences either wholly to aver he had uttered nothing to the purpose , or to bring him to it . Many others the chieftain of the ...
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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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