The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5George Bell & Son, 1877 |
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... expect to live long which draws all its beauty from the colour of the times ; so neither can that pleasure be of greater continuance , which arises from the prejudice or malice of its hearers . To conclude ; since the present hatred and ...
... expect to live long which draws all its beauty from the colour of the times ; so neither can that pleasure be of greater continuance , which arises from the prejudice or malice of its hearers . To conclude ; since the present hatred and ...
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... expect to see it in a more flourishing condition than under any of his royal an- cestors . He seems to place his greatness in the riches and prosperity of his people ; and what may we not hope from him in a time of quiet and ...
... expect to see it in a more flourishing condition than under any of his royal an- cestors . He seems to place his greatness in the riches and prosperity of his people ; and what may we not hope from him in a time of quiet and ...
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... expect to see many of those friends and dependants fall off from him , whom he cannot gratify in their demands upon him ; since , to use the phrase of a late statesman , who knew very well how to form a party , " the pasture is not ...
... expect to see many of those friends and dependants fall off from him , whom he cannot gratify in their demands upon him ; since , to use the phrase of a late statesman , who knew very well how to form a party , " the pasture is not ...
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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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