The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5George Bell & Son, 1877 |
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... affairs , and so tender a con- cern for his friends , that whatever station they were in , they usually applied to him for his advice in every perplexity of business , and in affairs of the greatest difficulty . His life was , in every ...
... affairs , and so tender a con- cern for his friends , that whatever station they were in , they usually applied to him for his advice in every perplexity of business , and in affairs of the greatest difficulty . His life was , in every ...
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... affairs , which I send by itself : so begging you will excuse this trouble , I am , sir , & c . J. ADDISON . SIR , ADDISON TO MR . STEPNEY . Cock - Pit , Nov. 15th , 1706 . On Wednesday morning arrived a packet - boat from Lisbon , with ...
... affairs , which I send by itself : so begging you will excuse this trouble , I am , sir , & c . J. ADDISON . SIR , ADDISON TO MR . STEPNEY . Cock - Pit , Nov. 15th , 1706 . On Wednesday morning arrived a packet - boat from Lisbon , with ...
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... affairs , but left to the pilots , where houses are to be provided for stores for the men - of - war , so that their sea - officers may be in order ; and they propose to have a fleet of 50 Men - of - War here . SIR , ADDISON TO MR ...
... affairs , but left to the pilots , where houses are to be provided for stores for the men - of - war , so that their sea - officers may be in order ; and they propose to have a fleet of 50 Men - of - War here . SIR , ADDISON TO MR ...
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VOL | 1 |
Absurdity of admitting a spirit of Party into public | 34 |
The usual Treatment of such Men as make them | 40 |
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