The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2Bohn, 1854 |
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... half a century . He was in his twenty - eighth year , when his inclination to see France and Italy was encouraged by the great Lord Chancellor Somers , one of that kind of patriots , who think it no waste of the public treasure to ...
... half a century . He was in his twenty - eighth year , when his inclination to see France and Italy was encouraged by the great Lord Chancellor Somers , one of that kind of patriots , who think it no waste of the public treasure to ...
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... half of it , and wondering how an author , who seems to have so solid an understanding , when he treats of more weighty subjects in the other pages , should dwell upon such trifles , and give up so much room to mat- ters of mere ...
... half of it , and wondering how an author , who seems to have so solid an understanding , when he treats of more weighty subjects in the other pages , should dwell upon such trifles , and give up so much room to mat- ters of mere ...
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... half of the design ; he having proposed , as appears from the introduction , to add the Jewish to the Heathen testimonies for the truth of the Christian history . He was more assidu- ous than his health would well allow in the pursuit ...
... half of the design ; he having proposed , as appears from the introduction , to add the Jewish to the Heathen testimonies for the truth of the Christian history . He was more assidu- ous than his health would well allow in the pursuit ...
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... half of lightning . One shower of snow in the whitest French paper . Two showers of a browner sort . A sea , consisting of a dozen large waves , the tenth1 bigger than ordinary , and a little damaged . A dozen and a half of clouds ...
... half of lightning . One shower of snow in the whitest French paper . Two showers of a browner sort . A sea , consisting of a dozen large waves , the tenth1 bigger than ordinary , and a little damaged . A dozen and a half of clouds ...
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... half the men are deserted or killed . The Courant is sometimes ten deep , his ranks close : the Post - boy is gener- ally in files , for greater exactness : and the Post - man comes down upon you rather after the Turkish way , sword in ...
... half the men are deserted or killed . The Courant is sometimes ten deep , his ranks close : the Post - boy is gener- ally in files , for greater exactness : and the Post - man comes down upon you rather after the Turkish way , sword in ...
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