The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volume 4G. Bell, 1882 |
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Page 174
... Nestor Ironside . I have , I know not how , been drawn into tattle of myself , more majorum , almost the length of a whole Guardian . I shall therefore fill up the remaining part of it with what still relates to my own person , and my ...
... Nestor Ironside . I have , I know not how , been drawn into tattle of myself , more majorum , almost the length of a whole Guardian . I shall therefore fill up the remaining part of it with what still relates to my own person , and my ...
Page 175
... Nestor Ironside , who was almost , as we may say , at his wit's end , when his friend started this new object for him . Lady Lizard and her tea - table was grown a stale joke ; and if the lion had not roared in the nick of time , the ...
... Nestor Ironside , who was almost , as we may say , at his wit's end , when his friend started this new object for him . Lady Lizard and her tea - table was grown a stale joke ; and if the lion had not roared in the nick of time , the ...
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... NESTOR , To Nestor Ironside , Esq . " JACKALL . " Lions being esteemed by naturalists the most ge- nerous of beasts , the noble and majestic appearance they make in poetry , wherein they so often represent the hero himself , made me ...
... NESTOR , To Nestor Ironside , Esq . " JACKALL . " Lions being esteemed by naturalists the most ge- nerous of beasts , the noble and majestic appearance they make in poetry , wherein they so often represent the hero himself , made me ...
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