The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... speaking of Eve , after having asserted his own pre - eminence , as being first in creation and internal faculties , breaks out into the following rapture : -Yet when I approach Her loveliness , so absolute she seems , And in herself ...
... speaking of Eve , after having asserted his own pre - eminence , as being first in creation and internal faculties , breaks out into the following rapture : -Yet when I approach Her loveliness , so absolute she seems , And in herself ...
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... speaking of . And as I am an Englishman , I am very cautious not to hate a stranger , or despise a poor Palatine . [ Sir Richard Steele assisted in this paper . T. ] No. 114. SATURDAY , DECEMBER 31 , 1709 . Ut in vitâ , sic in studiis ...
... speaking of . And as I am an Englishman , I am very cautious not to hate a stranger , or despise a poor Palatine . [ Sir Richard Steele assisted in this paper . T. ] No. 114. SATURDAY , DECEMBER 31 , 1709 . Ut in vitâ , sic in studiis ...
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... speak of a sickness , which was then past , without sorrow . " We were now got pretty far into Westminster , and arrived at my friend's house . At the door of it I met Favonius , not without a secret satisfaction to find he had been ...
... speak of a sickness , which was then past , without sorrow . " We were now got pretty far into Westminster , and arrived at my friend's house . At the door of it I met Favonius , not without a secret satisfaction to find he had been ...
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... speaking of , I neither can nor will allow it.2 1 No. 117. SATURDAY , JANUARY 7 , 1709 . Durate , et vosmet rebus servate secundis . VIRG . Sheer Lane , January 6 . WHEN I look into the frame and constitution of my own mind , there is ...
... speaking of , I neither can nor will allow it.2 1 No. 117. SATURDAY , JANUARY 7 , 1709 . Durate , et vosmet rebus servate secundis . VIRG . Sheer Lane , January 6 . WHEN I look into the frame and constitution of my own mind , there is ...
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... speak , ) we may be sure that the conclusion and catastrophe is altogether suitable to his behaviour . On the contrary , the whole being of a man , considered as an hero , or a knight - errant , is com- prehended within the limits of a ...
... speak , ) we may be sure that the conclusion and catastrophe is altogether suitable to his behaviour . On the contrary , the whole being of a man , considered as an hero , or a knight - errant , is com- prehended within the limits of a ...
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