The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... thought he would have shaked it off . He used the left after the same manner ; when on a sudden , to my great ... thought : I whispered , that I thought this learned person an enthusiast , who pos- sibly had his first education in the ...
... thought he would have shaked it off . He used the left after the same manner ; when on a sudden , to my great ... thought : I whispered , that I thought this learned person an enthusiast , who pos- sibly had his first education in the ...
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... thought I ever read which is natural ; and it must have proceeded from its being the uni- versal sense and experience of mankind , that they have all spoken of it in the same manner . I have in my own reading remarked an hundred and ...
... thought I ever read which is natural ; and it must have proceeded from its being the uni- versal sense and experience of mankind , that they have all spoken of it in the same manner . I have in my own reading remarked an hundred and ...
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... thought of a certain author upon a passage of Virgil's ac- count of the dead , which I made the subject of a late paper . This thought hath taken very much among men of Tom's pitch and understanding , though universally exploded by all ...
... thought of a certain author upon a passage of Virgil's ac- count of the dead , which I made the subject of a late paper . This thought hath taken very much among men of Tom's pitch and understanding , though universally exploded by all ...
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THE TATLER | 5 |
Bickerstaff family | 75 |
Continuance of the Vision of the Goddess of Justice | 102 |
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