The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... falling every step he took . I saw the weakness of his hams ; and hearing that he had married a young wife about a fortnight before , I bid him leave his cane , and gave him a new pair of crutches , with which he went off in great ...
... falling every step he took . I saw the weakness of his hams ; and hearing that he had married a young wife about a fortnight before , I bid him leave his cane , and gave him a new pair of crutches , with which he went off in great ...
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... fall . Wherefore , see- ing the acts and events which are the subjects of true his- tory are not of that amplitude as to content the mind of man , poesy is ready at hand to feign acts more heroical . Because true history reports the ...
... fall . Wherefore , see- ing the acts and events which are the subjects of true his- tory are not of that amplitude as to content the mind of man , poesy is ready at hand to feign acts more heroical . Because true history reports the ...
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... falls in with this natural great- ness and dignity of human nature so much as religion , which does not only promise the entire refinement of the mind , but the glorifying of the body , and the immortality of both . No. 110. THURSDAY ...
... falls in with this natural great- ness and dignity of human nature so much as religion , which does not only promise the entire refinement of the mind , but the glorifying of the body , and the immortality of both . No. 110. THURSDAY ...
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... falling of a shower of rain , or the whistling of wind , at such a time , is apt to fill my thoughts with something awful and solemn . I was in this disposition , when our bellman began his mid- night homily ( which he has been ...
... falling of a shower of rain , or the whistling of wind , at such a time , is apt to fill my thoughts with something awful and solemn . I was in this disposition , when our bellman began his mid- night homily ( which he has been ...
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... falling off from those schemes of thinking , which conduce to the happiness and perfection of human nature . This evil comes upon us from the works of a few solemn blockheads , that meet together with the zeal and seriousness of ...
... falling off from those schemes of thinking , which conduce to the happiness and perfection of human nature . This evil comes upon us from the works of a few solemn blockheads , that meet together with the zeal and seriousness of ...
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