The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... means detected many writings and records which had been hidden or buried by time , chance , or design . This occasioned a wonderful revolution among the people . At the same time , the spoils of extortion , fraud , and robbery , with ...
... means detected many writings and records which had been hidden or buried by time , chance , or design . This occasioned a wonderful revolution among the people . At the same time , the spoils of extortion , fraud , and robbery , with ...
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... mean the works of the late Archbishop of Canterbury , the copy of which was sold for £ 2500 . I do not speak with relation to any party ; but it has happened , and may often so happen , that men of great learn- ing and virtue cannot ...
... mean the works of the late Archbishop of Canterbury , the copy of which was sold for £ 2500 . I do not speak with relation to any party ; but it has happened , and may often so happen , that men of great learn- ing and virtue cannot ...
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... means they open a gate to folly , and oftentimes render a man so ridiculous , as discredit his virtues and capacities , and unqualify them from doing any good in the world . Be- sides , the giving in to uncommon habits of this nature ...
... means they open a gate to folly , and oftentimes render a man so ridiculous , as discredit his virtues and capacities , and unqualify them from doing any good in the world . Be- sides , the giving in to uncommon habits of this nature ...
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... mean and low parts of our nature . Poetry carries on this great end more than all the rest , as may be seen in the following passage taken out of Sir Francis Bacon's Advancement of Learning , which gives a truer and better account of ...
... mean and low parts of our nature . Poetry carries on this great end more than all the rest , as may be seen in the following passage taken out of Sir Francis Bacon's Advancement of Learning , which gives a truer and better account of ...
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... means she could to dispose of herself happily in marriage , but thought she did not come under the censure expressed in my writings for the same ; and humbly hoped I would not condemn her for the ignorance of her accusers , who ...
... means she could to dispose of herself happily in marriage , but thought she did not come under the censure expressed in my writings for the same ; and humbly hoped I would not condemn her for the ignorance of her accusers , who ...
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