The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... humour , when I saw a coach stop at my door , and a youth about fifteen alighting out of it , who I perceived to be the eldest son of my bosom - friend , that I gave some ac- count of in my paper of the 17th of the last month . I felt a ...
... humour , when I saw a coach stop at my door , and a youth about fifteen alighting out of it , who I perceived to be the eldest son of my bosom - friend , that I gave some ac- count of in my paper of the 17th of the last month . I felt a ...
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... humour the perplexity , makes a kind of labyrinth in the very words that describe it . Others apart sat on a hill retired , In thoughts more elevate , and reasoned high Of Providence , fore - knowledge , will , and fate , Fixed fate ...
... humour the perplexity , makes a kind of labyrinth in the very words that describe it . Others apart sat on a hill retired , In thoughts more elevate , and reasoned high Of Providence , fore - knowledge , will , and fate , Fixed fate ...
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... humour in this paper , occupies the mind so much , that one passes it over without adverting , almost , to the extreme purity of the expression . portion of these blessings as is vested in himself , F 2 No. 117 . 67 THE TATLER .
... humour in this paper , occupies the mind so much , that one passes it over without adverting , almost , to the extreme purity of the expression . portion of these blessings as is vested in himself , F 2 No. 117 . 67 THE TATLER .
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... bath . Poor Cupid ( continued she ) has always been pthi- 1 The sick body . ] The humour of this expression is inimitable . VOL . II . G sical , and as he lies under something like a No. 121 . 81 THE TATLER . Vision of the Table of Fame.
... bath . Poor Cupid ( continued she ) has always been pthi- 1 The sick body . ] The humour of this expression is inimitable . VOL . II . G sical , and as he lies under something like a No. 121 . 81 THE TATLER . Vision of the Table of Fame.
Página 82
... humour so unlike Mr. Addison's , that I think it should be given to his coadjutor . What I mean is , so much of this page as is contained within the crotchets . from " In the mean , " & c . to “ forced her out . " most unhappy family in ...
... humour so unlike Mr. Addison's , that I think it should be given to his coadjutor . What I mean is , so much of this page as is contained within the crotchets . from " In the mean , " & c . to “ forced her out . " most unhappy family in ...
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