The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2Bohn, 1854 |
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... able to hear one word of what they said.1 But I could not forbear taking notice , that in all the discourse which passed at the table , a word or a nod from Homer de- cided the controversy . After a short pause , Augustus appeared ...
... able to hear one word of what they said.1 But I could not forbear taking notice , that in all the discourse which passed at the table , a word or a nod from Homer de- cided the controversy . After a short pause , Augustus appeared ...
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... on persons of the greatest merit , abilities , and perfection . " The hand- some , the strong , and the wealthy , immediately pressed for- VOL . II . D ward ; but not being able to bear the splendour No. 100 . 33 THE TATLER .
... on persons of the greatest merit , abilities , and perfection . " The hand- some , the strong , and the wealthy , immediately pressed for- VOL . II . D ward ; but not being able to bear the splendour No. 100 . 33 THE TATLER .
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... able airs , which are those that proceed from secret habits of virtue . I could not but take notice , that there were many faces among them which were unknown , not only to the multitude , but even to several of their own body . In the ...
... able airs , which are those that proceed from secret habits of virtue . I could not but take notice , that there were many faces among them which were unknown , not only to the multitude , but even to several of their own body . In the ...
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... how less frequent it is to be able to turn what men have gained into profit : how hard is it , that the very small number who are distin- guished with abilities to know how to vend their wares No. 101 . 37 THE TATLER .
... how less frequent it is to be able to turn what men have gained into profit : how hard is it , that the very small number who are distin- guished with abilities to know how to vend their wares No. 101 . 37 THE TATLER .
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... able persons . There was not a single accomplishment un- mentioned , or unpractised . The whole congregation was full of singing , dancing , tossing , ogling , squeaking , smiling , sighing , fanning , frowning , and all those ...
... able persons . There was not a single accomplishment un- mentioned , or unpractised . The whole congregation was full of singing , dancing , tossing , ogling , squeaking , smiling , sighing , fanning , frowning , and all those ...
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