The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volume 4G. Bell, 1882 |
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Page 143
... present time to an isthmus or narrow neck of land , that rises in the midst of an ocean , immeasurably dif- fused on ... present , and whatever was once present , is at some certain distance from us ; and whatever is at any certain ...
... present time to an isthmus or narrow neck of land , that rises in the midst of an ocean , immeasurably dif- fused on ... present , and whatever was once present , is at some certain distance from us ; and whatever is at any certain ...
Page 144
... present ; for the idea of being once present , is actually included in the idea of its being past . This , therefore , is a depth not to be sounded by human understanding . We are sure that there has been an eternity , and yet ...
... present ; for the idea of being once present , is actually included in the idea of its being past . This , therefore , is a depth not to be sounded by human understanding . We are sure that there has been an eternity , and yet ...
Page 356
... present army , be too powerful for the rest , in case of a revolt ? though , God be thanked , we are not in any danger of one at present . However , as these considerations do not concern the more essential part of our design , it is ...
... present army , be too powerful for the rest , in case of a revolt ? though , God be thanked , we are not in any danger of one at present . However , as these considerations do not concern the more essential part of our design , it is ...
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THE SPECTATOR | 1 |
On the Number Dispersion and Religion of | 13 |
FREEHOLDER PAGI | 26 |
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