The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volume 4Bohn, 1854 |
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Page 51
... called the gifts of birth , high titles and alliances , I hope to convey to them the more real and valuable gifts of birth , strong bodies and healthy constitutions . As for your fine women , I need not tell thee that I know them . I ...
... called the gifts of birth , high titles and alliances , I hope to convey to them the more real and valuable gifts of birth , strong bodies and healthy constitutions . As for your fine women , I need not tell thee that I know them . I ...
Page 76
... called Good - nature , and have found it a most excellent sweetener of the blood . " " Whereas I , Elizabeth Rainbow , was troubled with that distemper in my head , which about a year ago was pretty epidemical among the ladies , and ...
... called Good - nature , and have found it a most excellent sweetener of the blood . " " Whereas I , Elizabeth Rainbow , was troubled with that distemper in my head , which about a year ago was pretty epidemical among the ladies , and ...
Page 77
... called in all his money ; but what was the event of it ? why , in a very few days after , he put it out again . I am engaged in this series of thought by a discourse which I had last week with my worthy friend Sir Andrew Freeport , a ...
... called in all his money ; but what was the event of it ? why , in a very few days after , he put it out again . I am engaged in this series of thought by a discourse which I had last week with my worthy friend Sir Andrew Freeport , a ...
Page 80
... called . It is a conjunction only ; but is mistaken for a relative , because , in this con- struction , it implies one , though it be not expressed . the clubs that are established in the cities of London 80 ADDISON'S WORKS .
... called . It is a conjunction only ; but is mistaken for a relative , because , in this con- struction , it implies one , though it be not expressed . the clubs that are established in the cities of London 80 ADDISON'S WORKS .
Page 86
... called great , for the manliness of his sense , and the unadorned dignity of his expression . But they who have little relish for the chaste graces of Mr. Addison's style , may be ex- cused if they have still less for the graceful ...
... called great , for the manliness of his sense , and the unadorned dignity of his expression . But they who have little relish for the chaste graces of Mr. Addison's style , may be ex- cused if they have still less for the graceful ...
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