The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... admiration , astonish ment , nay , rage itself , there is nothing more graceful than to see the play stand for a few ... admire them that they deserved the praise of the whole age they lived in , as because they contemned the envy and ...
... admiration , astonish ment , nay , rage itself , there is nothing more graceful than to see the play stand for a few ... admire them that they deserved the praise of the whole age they lived in , as because they contemned the envy and ...
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... admire nature in her simplicity and nakedness . As for the little conceited wits of the age , who can only show their judgment by finding fault , they cannot be supposed to admire these productions which have nothing to recommend them ...
... admire nature in her simplicity and nakedness . As for the little conceited wits of the age , who can only show their judgment by finding fault , they cannot be supposed to admire these productions which have nothing to recommend them ...
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... admire the sex much more in their present humiliation , which has reduced them to their natural dimensions , than when they had ex- tended their persons , and lengthened themselves out into for- midable and gigantic figures . I am not ...
... admire the sex much more in their present humiliation , which has reduced them to their natural dimensions , than when they had ex- tended their persons , and lengthened themselves out into for- midable and gigantic figures . I am not ...
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Inventory of the Playhouse | 43 |
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