The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen4G. Bell, 1882 |
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... endeavour to confute it . Some are so very willing to alienate from me that small reputation which might accrue to me from any of my specula- tions , that they attribute some of the best of them to those imaginary manuscripts with which ...
... endeavour to confute it . Some are so very willing to alienate from me that small reputation which might accrue to me from any of my specula- tions , that they attribute some of the best of them to those imaginary manuscripts with which ...
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... endeavour at the pulling down so exorbitant a power . Some might be bought into his interests by money , others drawn over by fear , and those that are liable to nei- ther of these impressions , might not think their own interest so ...
... endeavour at the pulling down so exorbitant a power . Some might be bought into his interests by money , others drawn over by fear , and those that are liable to nei- ther of these impressions , might not think their own interest so ...
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... endeavour to stir up the mul- titude against them , do it to be thought considerable ; and not a little applaud themselves in a talent that can raise clamours out of nothing , and throw a ferment among the people , by murmurs or ...
... endeavour to stir up the mul- titude against them , do it to be thought considerable ; and not a little applaud themselves in a talent that can raise clamours out of nothing , and throw a ferment among the people , by murmurs or ...
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