The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... able to recover.1 We were now ad very high , and observed , that all the different paths ran about the sides of the mountain , began to meet i . e . Were able to be ever able . It should have been , " or coul wards recover . " great ...
... able to recover.1 We were now ad very high , and observed , that all the different paths ran about the sides of the mountain , began to meet i . e . Were able to be ever able . It should have been , " or coul wards recover . " great ...
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... able to furnish him with , and there- fore shall make no apology for them . 66 SIR , TO THE SPECTATOR , & c . I am one of the directors of the Society for the Re- formation of Manners , and therefore think myself a proper person for ...
... able to furnish him with , and there- fore shall make no apology for them . 66 SIR , TO THE SPECTATOR , & c . I am one of the directors of the Society for the Re- formation of Manners , and therefore think myself a proper person for ...
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... able to write the Phædra and Hippolitus ) for a people to be so stupidly fond of the Italian opera , as scarce to give a third day's hearing to that admir- able tragedy ? Music is certainly a very agreeable entertain- ment , but if it ...
... able to write the Phædra and Hippolitus ) for a people to be so stupidly fond of the Italian opera , as scarce to give a third day's hearing to that admir- able tragedy ? Music is certainly a very agreeable entertain- ment , but if it ...
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