The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1882 |
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... ridicule in the pos- session of an ill - natured man . There cannot be a greater gratification to a barbarous and inhuman wit , than to stir up sorrow in the heart of a private person , to raise uneasiness among near relations , and to ...
... ridicule in the pos- session of an ill - natured man . There cannot be a greater gratification to a barbarous and inhuman wit , than to stir up sorrow in the heart of a private person , to raise uneasiness among near relations , and to ...
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... ridicule both friends and foes indifferently . For having but small talents , he must be merry where he can , not where he should . Fourthly , Being entirely void of reason , he pursues no point either of morality or instruction , but ...
... ridicule both friends and foes indifferently . For having but small talents , he must be merry where he can , not where he should . Fourthly , Being entirely void of reason , he pursues no point either of morality or instruction , but ...
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... ridicule , envy or defamation . In short , we should not any longer regard our fellow - subjects as Whigs and Tories , but should make the man of merit our friend , and the villain our enemy . No. 126. WEDNESDAY , JULY 25 . Tros ...
... ridicule , envy or defamation . In short , we should not any longer regard our fellow - subjects as Whigs and Tories , but should make the man of merit our friend , and the villain our enemy . No. 126. WEDNESDAY , JULY 25 . Tros ...
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