The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... human creature . The admiration , the applause , the satisfaction of the audience , during this strange entertain- ment , is not to be expressed . I was very much out of coun- tenance for my dear countrymen , and looked about with some ...
... human creature . The admiration , the applause , the satisfaction of the audience , during this strange entertain- ment , is not to be expressed . I was very much out of coun- tenance for my dear countrymen , and looked about with some ...
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... human body . Wh my mind was thus filled with that secret wonder and delig I could not but look upon myself as in an act of devoti and am very well pleased with the thought of the gre heathen anatomist , who calls his description of the ...
... human body . Wh my mind was thus filled with that secret wonder and delig I could not but look upon myself as in an act of devoti and am very well pleased with the thought of the gre heathen anatomist , who calls his description of the ...
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... human society . No. 101. TUESDAY , JUNE 26 . Romulus , et Liber pater , et cum Castore Pollux , Post ingentia facta , deorum in templa recepti ; Dum terras hominumque colunt genus , aspera bella Componunt , agros assignant , oppida ...
... human society . No. 101. TUESDAY , JUNE 26 . Romulus , et Liber pater , et cum Castore Pollux , Post ingentia facta , deorum in templa recepti ; Dum terras hominumque colunt genus , aspera bella Componunt , agros assignant , oppida ...
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TATLER | 5 |
Dramatic News and Criticism | 20 |
Inventory of the Playhouse | 43 |
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