The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen4G. Bell, 1882 |
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... writing , here very justly condemned , sprung up with the revival of letters ; and was to be expected in that state of things , when every poet was in effect a school - boy ; when those agreeable stories of the Pagan gods were new to ...
... writing , here very justly condemned , sprung up with the revival of letters ; and was to be expected in that state of things , when every poet was in effect a school - boy ; when those agreeable stories of the Pagan gods were new to ...
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... writing so many letters in my Lady Q - p - t - s's name ; " But , however , ( says I , ) he has made a little amends for it in his next sentence , where he leaves a blank space without so much as a consonant to direct us ! I mean ...
... writing so many letters in my Lady Q - p - t - s's name ; " But , however , ( says I , ) he has made a little amends for it in his next sentence , where he leaves a blank space without so much as a consonant to direct us ! I mean ...
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... writing , and notwith- standing choose to depart from them on extraordinary occa- sions . I could give instances out of all the tragic writers of antiquity who have shown their judgment in this particular , and purposely receded from an ...
... writing , and notwith- standing choose to depart from them on extraordinary occa- sions . I could give instances out of all the tragic writers of antiquity who have shown their judgment in this particular , and purposely receded from an ...
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