The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Spectator [no. 162-483H. G. Bohn, 1856 - 8 páginas |
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... Transmigration of Souls - Letters on Simonides's Sa- tire on Women • 213. On habitual good Intentions 215. Education - compared to Sculpture 219. Vanity of Honours and Titles ' 225. Discretion and Cunning 227. Letter on the Lover's.
... Transmigration of Souls - Letters on Simonides's Sa- tire on Women • 213. On habitual good Intentions 215. Education - compared to Sculpture 219. Vanity of Honours and Titles ' 225. Discretion and Cunning 227. Letter on the Lover's.
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... honour of the day ; but upon a further trial they found he was master only of the merry grin . The next that mounted the table was a Malecontent in those days , and a great master of the whole art of grinning , but particularly excelled ...
... honour of the day ; but upon a further trial they found he was master only of the merry grin . The next that mounted the table was a Malecontent in those days , and a great master of the whole art of grinning , but particularly excelled ...
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... Honour and good - nature may in- deed tie up his hands ; but as these would be very much strengthened by reason and principle , so without them they are only instincts , or wavering , unsettled notions , which rest on no foundations ...
... Honour and good - nature may in- deed tie up his hands ; but as these would be very much strengthened by reason and principle , so without them they are only instincts , or wavering , unsettled notions , which rest on no foundations ...
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... honour , whose reputations suffer by it , I hope you will not think it improper to give the public some accounts of this nature . You must know , sir , I am provoked to write you this letter by the behaviour of an infamous woman , who ...
... honour , whose reputations suffer by it , I hope you will not think it improper to give the public some accounts of this nature . You must know , sir , I am provoked to write you this letter by the behaviour of an infamous woman , who ...
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... honour to put her in mind of it . " When this abandoned baggage meets with a man who has vanity enough to give credit to relations of this nature , she turns him to a very good account , by repeating praises that were never uttered ...
... honour to put her in mind of it . " When this abandoned baggage meets with a man who has vanity enough to give credit to relations of this nature , she turns him to a very good account , by repeating praises that were never uttered ...
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