The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... matter . I find you are surprised at this discourse but as your reason tells you there are infinite parts in the smallest portion of matter , it will likewise convince you , that there is as great a variety of secrets , and as much room ...
... matter . I find you are surprised at this discourse but as your reason tells you there are infinite parts in the smallest portion of matter , it will likewise convince you , that there is as great a variety of secrets , and as much room ...
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... matter of so great importance , refused to bring in their verdict till three in the morning ; at which time the ... matters of this nature , I cannot pretend to give judgment of a right good liquor , without examining at least three ...
... matter of so great importance , refused to bring in their verdict till three in the morning ; at which time the ... matters of this nature , I cannot pretend to give judgment of a right good liquor , without examining at least three ...
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... matters of fact . I might here add , that not only the historians , to whom we may join the poets , but likewise the ... matter of fact , which he could not have the con- fidence to deny , that he was forced to account for it by one of ...
... matters of fact . I might here add , that not only the historians , to whom we may join the poets , but likewise the ... matter of fact , which he could not have the con- fidence to deny , that he was forced to account for it by one of ...
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Dramatic News and Criticism | 20 |
Inventory of the Playhouse | 42 |
Miss Jennys MarriageChoice of Matches in | 75 |
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