The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... confess , as things now stand , I do not know how to deny such inviters , and am preparing myself accordingly : I have bought pumps and files , and am every morning practising in my chamber . My neighbour , the dancing - master , has ...
... confess , as things now stand , I do not know how to deny such inviters , and am preparing myself accordingly : I have bought pumps and files , and am every morning practising in my chamber . My neighbour , the dancing - master , has ...
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... confess , ( continued she , for I found she was resolved to exasperate him , ) I laughed very heartily at the last new comedy which you found so much fault with . ' " But , madam , ( says he , ) you ought not to have laughed ; and I ...
... confess , ( continued she , for I found she was resolved to exasperate him , ) I laughed very heartily at the last new comedy which you found so much fault with . ' " But , madam , ( says he , ) you ought not to have laughed ; and I ...
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... confess , I have considered with some little atten- tion , the influence which the opinions of these great national sects have upon their practice ; and do look upon it as one of the unaccountable things of our times , that multitudes ...
... confess , I have considered with some little atten- tion , the influence which the opinions of these great national sects have upon their practice ; and do look upon it as one of the unaccountable things of our times , that multitudes ...
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THE TATLER | 5 |
Bickerstaff family | 75 |
Continuance of the Vision of the Goddess of Justice | 102 |
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