The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen4G. Bell, 1882 |
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... desire of appearing fashionable . This ran him into many amours , and consequently into many dis- tempers . He never went to bed till two a - clock in the morning , because he would not be a queer fellow ; and was every now and then ...
... desire of appearing fashionable . This ran him into many amours , and consequently into many dis- tempers . He never went to bed till two a - clock in the morning , because he would not be a queer fellow ; and was every now and then ...
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... desire . If we would be entertained with music and the melody of sounds , the concert rises upon our wish , and the whole region about us is filled with harmony . In short , every desire will be followed by fruition , and what- ever a ...
... desire . If we would be entertained with music and the melody of sounds , the concert rises upon our wish , and the whole region about us is filled with harmony . In short , every desire will be followed by fruition , and what- ever a ...
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... desire to have a patent for making of wings , and that none shall presume to fly under pain of death , with wings of any other man's making . I intend to work for the court myself , and will have journeymen under me to furnish the rest ...
... desire to have a patent for making of wings , and that none shall presume to fly under pain of death , with wings of any other man's making . I intend to work for the court myself , and will have journeymen under me to furnish the rest ...
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