The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volume 4G. Bell, 1882 |
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Page 140
... preserve ( as the author has done ) an air of serious- ness , and even of sublimity , amidst the liveliest strokes of humour . a one ? Disquiet me not , O Shalum ; 142 ADDISON'S WORKS . On Female Dress-Letter to Pope Clement on Tucker.
... preserve ( as the author has done ) an air of serious- ness , and even of sublimity , amidst the liveliest strokes of humour . a one ? Disquiet me not , O Shalum ; 142 ADDISON'S WORKS . On Female Dress-Letter to Pope Clement on Tucker.
Page 175
... feels , as he goes along , how much the humour of this paper , henceforth , depends upon him . in its perfection by none but him . Omniscience and No. 99 . 175 THE GUARDIAN . Essay on National Justice-a Persian Story.
... feels , as he goes along , how much the humour of this paper , henceforth , depends upon him . in its perfection by none but him . Omniscience and No. 99 . 175 THE GUARDIAN . Essay on National Justice-a Persian Story.
Page 337
... humour very often carried to a greater height . A translator , who does not thus consider the different genius of the two languages in which he is concerned , with such parallel turns of thoughts and ex- pression as correspond with one ...
... humour very often carried to a greater height . A translator , who does not thus consider the different genius of the two languages in which he is concerned , with such parallel turns of thoughts and ex- pression as correspond with one ...
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