The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volume 4Bohn, 1854 |
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Page 70
... party of ladies who intend to address you on the subject , and question not , if you do not give us the slip very suddenly , that you will receive addresses from all parts of the kingdom to continue so useful a work . Pray deliver us ...
... party of ladies who intend to address you on the subject , and question not , if you do not give us the slip very suddenly , that you will receive addresses from all parts of the kingdom to continue so useful a work . Pray deliver us ...
Page 74
... party - spleen , or any other dis- temper incident to the human system ; with an easy way to know when the infection is upon him . This panacea is as in- nocent as bread , agreeable to the taste , and requires no con- finement . It has ...
... party - spleen , or any other dis- temper incident to the human system ; with an easy way to know when the infection is upon him . This panacea is as in- nocent as bread , agreeable to the taste , and requires no con- finement . It has ...
Page 85
... party may be guilty of , they are rather inflamed than cured by those reproaches which they cast upon one another . The most likely method of rectify- ing any man's conduct , is , by recommending to him the principles of truth and ...
... party may be guilty of , they are rather inflamed than cured by those reproaches which they cast upon one another . The most likely method of rectify- ing any man's conduct , is , by recommending to him the principles of truth and ...
Page 106
... party - writers are so sensible of the secret virtue of an innuendo to recommend their productions , that of late they never mention the Q- -n or P- -t at length , though they speak of them with honour , and with that deference which is ...
... party - writers are so sensible of the secret virtue of an innuendo to recommend their productions , that of late they never mention the Q- -n or P- -t at length , though they speak of them with honour , and with that deference which is ...
Page 152
... party ; and have had one advantage above them , that they have attacked them with more turns of wit and humour . After all , if a man's temper were at his own disposal , I think he would not choose to be of either of these parties ...
... party ; and have had one advantage above them , that they have attacked them with more turns of wit and humour . After all , if a man's temper were at his own disposal , I think he would not choose to be of either of these parties ...
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