The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volume 4Bohn, 1854 |
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... religion , had it not been secured by the strength of its constitution ; for they are to live all in a body , and generally within the same enclosure , to marry among themselves , and to eat no meats that are not killed or prepared ...
... religion , had it not been secured by the strength of its constitution ; for they are to live all in a body , and generally within the same enclosure , to marry among themselves , and to eat no meats that are not killed or prepared ...
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... religion , in having produced such a num- ber of reasonable creatures , citizens , and Christians . I am pleased to see myself thus perpetuated ; and as there is no production comparable to that of a human creature , I am more proud of ...
... religion , in having produced such a num- ber of reasonable creatures , citizens , and Christians . I am pleased to see myself thus perpetuated ; and as there is no production comparable to that of a human creature , I am more proud of ...
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... all the phi- losophers of antiquity in his library and in his retirements , as busying himself in the college of augurs , and observing , with a religious attention , after what manner the chickens 22 ADDISON'S WORKS .
... all the phi- losophers of antiquity in his library and in his retirements , as busying himself in the college of augurs , and observing , with a religious attention , after what manner the chickens 22 ADDISON'S WORKS .
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Joseph Addison, Steele. with a religious attention , after what manner the chickens pecked the several grains of corn which were thrown to them ? Notwithstanding these follies are pretty well worn out of the minds of the wise and learned ...
Joseph Addison, Steele. with a religious attention , after what manner the chickens pecked the several grains of corn which were thrown to them ? Notwithstanding these follies are pretty well worn out of the minds of the wise and learned ...
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... religion . The third and last great motive for men's joining in a popular falsehood , or , as I have hitherto called it , a party- lie , notwithstanding they are convinced of it as such , is the doing good to a cause which every party ...
... religion . The third and last great motive for men's joining in a popular falsehood , or , as I have hitherto called it , a party- lie , notwithstanding they are convinced of it as such , is the doing good to a cause which every party ...
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