The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2 |
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As for my part , I do not speak wholly for my own sake in this point ; for palmistry and astrology will bring me in greater gains than these my papers ; so that I am only in the condition of a lawyer who leaves the bar for chamber ...
As for my part , I do not speak wholly for my own sake in this point ; for palmistry and astrology will bring me in greater gains than these my papers ; so that I am only in the condition of a lawyer who leaves the bar for chamber ...
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of the blood , or make any other useful inquiry ; and yet would be tempted to laugh if I should tell you , that a circle of much greater philosophers than any of the Royal Society , were present at the cutting up of one of those little ...
of the blood , or make any other useful inquiry ; and yet would be tempted to laugh if I should tell you , that a circle of much greater philosophers than any of the Royal Society , were present at the cutting up of one of those little ...
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In the summer you see her giving herself greater freedoms , and quitting her care for above two hours together ; but in winter , when the rigour of the season would chill the principles of life , and destroy the young one , she grows ...
In the summer you see her giving herself greater freedoms , and quitting her care for above two hours together ; but in winter , when the rigour of the season would chill the principles of life , and destroy the young one , she grows ...
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