The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen4Bohn, 1854 |
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... virtue of that specta- torial authority with which I stand invested . " WHEREAS the time of a general peace is , in all appear- ance , drawing near , being informed that there are several ingenious persons who intend to show their ...
... virtue of that specta- torial authority with which I stand invested . " WHEREAS the time of a general peace is , in all appear- ance , drawing near , being informed that there are several ingenious persons who intend to show their ...
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... virtue . The natural sweetness and innocence of her behaviour , the freshness of her complexion , the unaf- fected turn of her shape and person , shot me through and through every time I saw her , and did more execution upon me in ...
... virtue . The natural sweetness and innocence of her behaviour , the freshness of her complexion , the unaf- fected turn of her shape and person , shot me through and through every time I saw her , and did more execution upon me in ...
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... model of all perfection . It would likewise quicken our desires and endeavours of uniting ourselves to him by all the acts of religion and virtue . Such an habitual homage to the Supreme Being would , 54 ADDISON'S WORKS .
... model of all perfection . It would likewise quicken our desires and endeavours of uniting ourselves to him by all the acts of religion and virtue . Such an habitual homage to the Supreme Being would , 54 ADDISON'S WORKS .
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... virtue , I should be more severe upon myself than the public is disposed to be . In the mean while , I desire my reader to consider every particular paper or dis- course as a distinct tract by itself , and independent of every- thing ...
... virtue , I should be more severe upon myself than the public is disposed to be . In the mean while , I desire my reader to consider every particular paper or dis- course as a distinct tract by itself , and independent of every- thing ...
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... virtue , nor a foe to any but those of vice and folly . Though I make more noise in the 1 Another man to what I was . ] To account for this construction , another - to , we are to fill up the sentence thus : " I am quite another man ...
... virtue , nor a foe to any but those of vice and folly . Though I make more noise in the 1 Another man to what I was . ] To account for this construction , another - to , we are to fill up the sentence thus : " I am quite another man ...
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