The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1882 |
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... Jupiter and the Destinies 99 147. Juno's method to regain Jupiter's Affection 103 148. On the Diet of the Metropolis - Pernicious Dishes- False Delicacies . 106 152. Homer's Description of a future State 109 1 TATLER . 153. Characters ...
... Jupiter and the Destinies 99 147. Juno's method to regain Jupiter's Affection 103 148. On the Diet of the Metropolis - Pernicious Dishes- False Delicacies . 106 152. Homer's Description of a future State 109 1 TATLER . 153. Characters ...
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... Jupiter as he sat upon his throne , and the other on his left . The first was filled with all the blessings , and the other with all the calamities , of human life . Jupiter , in the beginning of his reign , finding the world much more ...
... Jupiter as he sat upon his throne , and the other on his left . The first was filled with all the blessings , and the other with all the calamities , of human life . Jupiter , in the beginning of his reign , finding the world much more ...
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... Jupiter , and were nevertheless as great occasions of hap piness or misery as any there . These were that spuriou ... Jupiter . This was performed accordingly , the eldest sister present- ing herself before the vessel , and introducing ...
... Jupiter , and were nevertheless as great occasions of hap piness or misery as any there . These were that spuriou ... Jupiter . This was performed accordingly , the eldest sister present- ing herself before the vessel , and introducing ...
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TATLER | 5 |
Dramatic News and Criticism | 20 |
Inventory of the Playhouse | 43 |
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