The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... give my sentence , and this morning confirmed the verdict . Having mentioned this tribute of wine , I must give notice to my correspondents for the future , who shall apply to me on this occasion , that as I shall decide nothing ...
... give my sentence , and this morning confirmed the verdict . Having mentioned this tribute of wine , I must give notice to my correspondents for the future , who shall apply to me on this occasion , that as I shall decide nothing ...
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... give public notice of it , " For the information of the Nobility and Gentry . " Since I am thus usefully employed in writing criticisms on the works of these diminutive authors , I must not pass over in silence an advertisement which ...
... give public notice of it , " For the information of the Nobility and Gentry . " Since I am thus usefully employed in writing criticisms on the works of these diminutive authors , I must not pass over in silence an advertisement which ...
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... give as quick a birth to our conceptions as possible . This humour shows itself in several remarks that we may make upon the English language . As , first of all , by its abounding in monosyllables , which gives us an opportunity of ...
... give as quick a birth to our conceptions as possible . This humour shows itself in several remarks that we may make upon the English language . As , first of all , by its abounding in monosyllables , which gives us an opportunity of ...
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THE TATLER | 5 |
Bickerstaff family | 75 |
Continuance of the Vision of the Goddess of Justice | 102 |
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