The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... mention them ; and shall therefore dismiss this subject , with a public admonition to Michael Parrot ; that he do not pre- sume any more to mention a certain worm he knows of , which , by the way , has grown seven foot in my memory ...
... mention them ; and shall therefore dismiss this subject , with a public admonition to Michael Parrot ; that he do not pre- sume any more to mention a certain worm he knows of , which , by the way , has grown seven foot in my memory ...
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... mention a case which happens frequently among the more polite nations of the world , and which I the rather mention , because both sexes are concerned in it , and which therefore , you gentlemen and you ladies of the jury , will the ...
... mention a case which happens frequently among the more polite nations of the world , and which I the rather mention , because both sexes are concerned in it , and which therefore , you gentlemen and you ladies of the jury , will the ...
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... mention the military pedant , who always talks in a camp , and is storming towns , making lodgments , and fighting battles from one end of the year to the other . Everything he speaks smells of gunpowder ; if you take away his artillery ...
... mention the military pedant , who always talks in a camp , and is storming towns , making lodgments , and fighting battles from one end of the year to the other . Everything he speaks smells of gunpowder ; if you take away his artillery ...
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THE TATLER | 5 |
Bickerstaff family | 75 |
Continuance of the Vision of the Goddess of Justice | 102 |
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