The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1882 |
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... occasion , than for ine to press it . I said to myself , " It is not in the power of hea to relieve me ! " When I awaked , 1 equally transpor and astonished , to see myself drawn out of an afflict which the very moment before appeared ...
... occasion , than for ine to press it . I said to myself , " It is not in the power of hea to relieve me ! " When I awaked , 1 equally transpor and astonished , to see myself drawn out of an afflict which the very moment before appeared ...
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... occasion to describe the notion t heathens at that time had of an unbodied soul , in the excu which the mother makes ... occasion of his death , which Agamemnon related to him in all its tragical circumstances ; how he was murdered at a ...
... occasion to describe the notion t heathens at that time had of an unbodied soul , in the excu which the mother makes ... occasion of his death , which Agamemnon related to him in all its tragical circumstances ; how he was murdered at a ...
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... occasion I cannot forbear mentioning what I thought a very agreeable surprise in one of Moliere's plays , where a young woman applies herself to a sick person in the habit of a quack , and speaks to her pa- tient , who was something ...
... occasion I cannot forbear mentioning what I thought a very agreeable surprise in one of Moliere's plays , where a young woman applies herself to a sick person in the habit of a quack , and speaks to her pa- tient , who was something ...
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Inventory of the Playhouse | 43 |
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