The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volume 4Bell & Daldy, 1872 |
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... Lucretius was very busy about the roots of the mountain , being wholly intent upon the motion and management of the machine , which was under his conduct , and was , indeed , of his invention . He was sometimes so engaged among the ...
... Lucretius was very busy about the roots of the mountain , being wholly intent upon the motion and management of the machine , which was under his conduct , and was , indeed , of his invention . He was sometimes so engaged among the ...
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... Lucretius told the assembly , that they should soon be sensible of the difference between a poet who was a native of Rome , and a stranger who had been adopted to it : after which he entered upon his subject , which I find exhibited to ...
... Lucretius told the assembly , that they should soon be sensible of the difference between a poet who was a native of Rome , and a stranger who had been adopted to it : after which he entered upon his subject , which I find exhibited to ...
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... Lucretius , observing very well how he had laid asleep their attention to the simplicity of his style in some verses , and to the want of harmony in others , by fixing their minds to the novelty of his subject , and to the experiment1 ...
... Lucretius , observing very well how he had laid asleep their attention to the simplicity of his style in some verses , and to the want of harmony in others , by fixing their minds to the novelty of his subject , and to the experiment1 ...
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