The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... sometimes marched in it for a little space , till the crooked path which they were engaged in again led them into the wood . The several alleys of these wanderers had their par- ticular ornaments : one of them I could not but take ...
... sometimes marched in it for a little space , till the crooked path which they were engaged in again led them into the wood . The several alleys of these wanderers had their par- ticular ornaments : one of them I could not but take ...
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... sometimes more significant and sublime than the most noble and expressive eloquence , and is on many occasions the indication of a great mind . Several authors have treated of silence as a part of duty and discretion , but none of them ...
... sometimes more significant and sublime than the most noble and expressive eloquence , and is on many occasions the indication of a great mind . Several authors have treated of silence as a part of duty and discretion , but none of them ...
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... sometimes break out with an agreeable bluntness , unexpected wit , and surly pleasantries , to the no small di- version of their friends and companions . In short , I look upon every sensible , true - born Briton to be naturally a bass ...
... sometimes break out with an agreeable bluntness , unexpected wit , and surly pleasantries , to the no small di- version of their friends and companions . In short , I look upon every sensible , true - born Briton to be naturally a bass ...
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... it is still more to be lamented , that men of religion should be , sometimes , indiscreet enough , to give in to those freedoms of men , who have none . VOL . II . K 66 66 horror for : to which is added , No. 156 . 129 THE TATLER .
... it is still more to be lamented , that men of religion should be , sometimes , indiscreet enough , to give in to those freedoms of men , who have none . VOL . II . K 66 66 horror for : to which is added , No. 156 . 129 THE TATLER .
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... sometimes come into the Park ; for that is the only place in which I can be free from the malice of my enemies . Farewell till three - a - clock to - morrow morning . " I am Your most humble servant , ' " " " P. S. The king of Sweden is ...
... sometimes come into the Park ; for that is the only place in which I can be free from the malice of my enemies . Farewell till three - a - clock to - morrow morning . " I am Your most humble servant , ' " " " P. S. The king of Sweden is ...
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