The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... pleased , that was well acquainted with the capes and pro- montories , to see the original of their names as they stand derived from Misenus , Palinurus , and Cajeta ! that could follow the poet's motions and attend his hero in all his ...
... pleased , that was well acquainted with the capes and pro- montories , to see the original of their names as they stand derived from Misenus , Palinurus , and Cajeta ! that could follow the poet's motions and attend his hero in all his ...
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... pleased with your little essay of Pastoral in your last , and think you very just in the theory as well as in the practical part . Our poetry in England at present runs all into lampoon , which has seldom anything of true satire in it ...
... pleased with your little essay of Pastoral in your last , and think you very just in the theory as well as in the practical part . Our poetry in England at present runs all into lampoon , which has seldom anything of true satire in it ...
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... pleased to mention in relation to the Treasury , though the kind and condescending manner in which your Lordship was pleased to communicate yourself to me on that subject , shall always raise in me the most constant and unfeigned zeal ...
... pleased to mention in relation to the Treasury , though the kind and condescending manner in which your Lordship was pleased to communicate yourself to me on that subject , shall always raise in me the most constant and unfeigned zeal ...
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