The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... common - place mirth , sometimes opening his box , sometimes shutting it , then viewing the picture on the lid , and then the workmanship of the hinge , when , in the midst of his eloquence , I ordered his box to be taken from him upon ...
... common - place mirth , sometimes opening his box , sometimes shutting it , then viewing the picture on the lid , and then the workmanship of the hinge , when , in the midst of his eloquence , I ordered his box to be taken from him upon ...
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... common sense , and propagate infidelity . These are the wretches , who , without any show of wit , learning , or reason , publish their crude conceptions with the ambition of appearing more wise than the rest of mankind , upon no other ...
... common sense , and propagate infidelity . These are the wretches , who , without any show of wit , learning , or reason , publish their crude conceptions with the ambition of appearing more wise than the rest of mankind , upon no other ...
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... common seamen , who had never heard the word before , thought it had been some strange fish ; but they were more surprised when they saw it was a man , and heard out of his own mouth , " That he never believed till that day that there ...
... common seamen , who had never heard the word before , thought it had been some strange fish ; but they were more surprised when they saw it was a man , and heard out of his own mouth , " That he never believed till that day that there ...
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... common petticoat has not above four yards in the circumference ; whereas this over our heads had more in the semi - diameter : so that by allowing it twenty - four yards in the circumfer- ence , the five millions of woollen petticoats ...
... common petticoat has not above four yards in the circumference ; whereas this over our heads had more in the semi - diameter : so that by allowing it twenty - four yards in the circumfer- ence , the five millions of woollen petticoats ...
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... common life , and the ordinary notions which mankind receive from blunt and gross organs of sense , without appearing extravagant and ridiculous . You have often seen a dog opened , to observe the circulation Subsisted . ] Subsist has ...
... common life , and the ordinary notions which mankind receive from blunt and gross organs of sense , without appearing extravagant and ridiculous . You have often seen a dog opened , to observe the circulation Subsisted . ] Subsist has ...
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