The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2Bohn, 1854 |
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... mind ? A winged Virtue , through th ' ethereal sky , From world to world unwearied does he fly ; Or curious trace the long laborious maze Of heaven's decrees , where wondering angels gaze ? . Does he delight to hear bold seraphs tell ...
... mind ? A winged Virtue , through th ' ethereal sky , From world to world unwearied does he fly ; Or curious trace the long laborious maze Of heaven's decrees , where wondering angels gaze ? . Does he delight to hear bold seraphs tell ...
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... mind the distresses of the unfortunate Camilla , who has had the ill luck to break before her voice , and to disappear at a time when her beauty was in the height of its bloom . This lady entered so thoroughly into the great characters ...
... mind the distresses of the unfortunate Camilla , who has had the ill luck to break before her voice , and to disappear at a time when her beauty was in the height of its bloom . This lady entered so thoroughly into the great characters ...
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... mind , was struck out , to make room for this pleasant account of their genealogy . But when this was done , it was forgotten to make the requisite change in the introduction . sensibly into the chin ; which was not taken notice No. 75 ...
... mind , was struck out , to make room for this pleasant account of their genealogy . But when this was done , it was forgotten to make the requisite change in the introduction . sensibly into the chin ; which was not taken notice No. 75 ...
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... minds and humours . One might wear any passion out of a family by culture , as skilful gardeners blot a colour out ... mind what she says when she begins to harangue : for Jenny's only imperfection is an admiration of her parts , which ...
... minds and humours . One might wear any passion out of a family by culture , as skilful gardeners blot a colour out ... mind what she says when she begins to harangue : for Jenny's only imperfection is an admiration of her parts , which ...
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... mind in the absence of this passion , it must be allowed that they have greater pains , without the compensation of such exquisite pleasures as those we find in love . The great skill is to heighten the satisfactions , and deaden the ...
... mind in the absence of this passion , it must be allowed that they have greater pains , without the compensation of such exquisite pleasures as those we find in love . The great skill is to heighten the satisfactions , and deaden the ...
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