The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5George Bell & Son, 1877 |
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... whole : the condition of a British minister la- bours under so many difficulties , that we find in almost every reign since the conquest , the chief ministers have been new men , or such as have raised themselves to the greatest posts ...
... whole : the condition of a British minister la- bours under so many difficulties , that we find in almost every reign since the conquest , the chief ministers have been new men , or such as have raised themselves to the greatest posts ...
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... whole multitude with its odours , and filled all the region about them with perfume . When the ark was deposited under the wings of the cherubims in the holy place , the great consort of praise began . It was enlivened with a hundred ...
... whole multitude with its odours , and filled all the region about them with perfume . When the ark was deposited under the wings of the cherubims in the holy place , the great consort of praise began . It was enlivened with a hundred ...
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... whole species ' to the two chief actors in his poem . Nay , what is infinitely more considerable , we behold in him , not only our ancestors , but our representatives . We Related the whole species , & c . ] We say , one man is related ...
... whole species ' to the two chief actors in his poem . Nay , what is infinitely more considerable , we behold in him , not only our ancestors , but our representatives . We Related the whole species , & c . ] We say , one man is related ...
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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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