The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... represented her killing , than dead . " She further alleged , " That the expressions men- tioned in the papers written to her , were become mere words , and that she had been always ready to marry any of those who said they died for her ...
... represented her killing , than dead . " She further alleged , " That the expressions men- tioned in the papers written to her , were become mere words , and that she had been always ready to marry any of those who said they died for her ...
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... . This additional satisfaction , from the taste of pleasures in the society of one we love , is admirably described in Milton , who represents Eve , though in Paradise itself , no further pleased with the beautiful 62 ADDISON'S WORKS .
... . This additional satisfaction , from the taste of pleasures in the society of one we love , is admirably described in Milton , who represents Eve , though in Paradise itself , no further pleased with the beautiful 62 ADDISON'S WORKS .
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... represented the great con- sumption of whalebone which would be occasioned by the present fashion , and the benefit which would thereby accrue to that branch of the British trade . To conclude , they gently touched upon the weight and ...
... represented the great con- sumption of whalebone which would be occasioned by the present fashion , and the benefit which would thereby accrue to that branch of the British trade . To conclude , they gently touched upon the weight and ...
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... represents her as turning away her face from him while he spoke to her ; and after having kept her eyes for some time upon the ground , as one that heard and contemned his protestations , flying from him into the grove of myrtle , and ...
... represents her as turning away her face from him while he spoke to her ; and after having kept her eyes for some time upon the ground , as one that heard and contemned his protestations , flying from him into the grove of myrtle , and ...
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... represents him in so great an ardour , that ( without going up to the house which had been built by the hands of Vulcan , according to Juno's direction ) he threw a golden cloud over their heads as they sat upon the top of Mount Ida ...
... represents him in so great an ardour , that ( without going up to the house which had been built by the hands of Vulcan , according to Juno's direction ) he threw a golden cloud over their heads as they sat upon the top of Mount Ida ...
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