The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Spectator, no. 162-483G. Bell and sons, 1912 |
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... circumstances of it are extraordinary , but because it may serve as an illustration to all that can be said on this last head , and show the power of religion in abating that particular anguish which seems to lie so heavy on Leonora ...
... circumstances of it are extraordinary , but because it may serve as an illustration to all that can be said on this last head , and show the power of religion in abating that particular anguish which seems to lie so heavy on Leonora ...
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... circumstances of that glorious day . I had the good fortune to be in the regiment that pushed the Gens d'Arms . Several French battalions , who some say were a Corps de Reserve , made a show of resistance ; 1 but it only proved a ...
... circumstances of that glorious day . I had the good fortune to be in the regiment that pushed the Gens d'Arms . Several French battalions , who some say were a Corps de Reserve , made a show of resistance ; 1 but it only proved a ...
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... circumstance which gives authors an advantage above all these great masters , is this , that they can multiply their originals ; or rather , can make copies of their works , to what number they please , which shall be as valuable as the ...
... circumstance which gives authors an advantage above all these great masters , is this , that they can multiply their originals ; or rather , can make copies of their works , to what number they please , which shall be as valuable as the ...
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... circumstance . When Socrates his fetters were knocked off , ( as was usual to be done on the day that the condemned person was to be executed , ) being seated in the midst of his disciples , and lay . ing one of his legs over the other ...
... circumstance . When Socrates his fetters were knocked off , ( as was usual to be done on the day that the condemned person was to be executed , ) being seated in the midst of his disciples , and lay . ing one of his legs over the other ...
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... circumstance for a man to gain his livelihood by sleeping , and that rest should procure a man sustenance as well as industry ; yet so it is that Nicholas got last year enough to support himself for a twelvemonth . I am likewise ...
... circumstance for a man to gain his livelihood by sleeping , and that rest should procure a man sustenance as well as industry ; yet so it is that Nicholas got last year enough to support himself for a twelvemonth . I am likewise ...
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