The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen4 |
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On the contrary , as there are many excellent persons who are weighed down by this habitual sorrow of heart , they rather deserve our compassion than our reproaches . ... but the most commendable in a virtuous person .
On the contrary , as there are many excellent persons who are weighed down by this habitual sorrow of heart , they rather deserve our compassion than our reproaches . ... but the most commendable in a virtuous person .
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The Romans abounded with these little honorary rewards , that , without conferring wealth or riches , gave only place and distinction to the person who received them . An oaken garland to be worn on festivals and public ceremonies ...
The Romans abounded with these little honorary rewards , that , without conferring wealth or riches , gave only place and distinction to the person who received them . An oaken garland to be worn on festivals and public ceremonies ...
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I think no man was ever more distinguished by the deity whom he blindly worshipped , than the great person I am speaking of ... Three persons had entered into a conspiracy to assassinate Timoleon as he was offering up his devotions in a ...
I think no man was ever more distinguished by the deity whom he blindly worshipped , than the great person I am speaking of ... Three persons had entered into a conspiracy to assassinate Timoleon as he was offering up his devotions in a ...
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Several useful Maxims to be learned from the present | 28 |
GUARDIAN | 159 |
Trueloves Courtship 114 Erection of the Lions HeadRemarks on Lions | 216 |
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