The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 2Vernor and Hood; John Walker; Cuthell and Martin; W.J. and J. Richardson; Longman and Rees; R. Lea; and J. and A. Arch. ; T. Maiden, printer, Sherbourn-Lane, 1804 |
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Side 20
... reflections on modesty , as it is a vir- tue , I must observe , that there is a vicious mo- desty , which justly deserves to be ridiculed , and which those persons very often discover , who value themselves most upon a well - bred ...
... reflections on modesty , as it is a vir- tue , I must observe , that there is a vicious mo- desty , which justly deserves to be ridiculed , and which those persons very often discover , who value themselves most upon a well - bred ...
Side 49
... on this side , she made a visit to the new- married pair , praised the wife for the prudent choice she had made , told her the unreasonable reflections VOL . II . D which some malicious people had cast upon her , and NO . 247 49 SPECTATOR.
... on this side , she made a visit to the new- married pair , praised the wife for the prudent choice she had made , told her the unreasonable reflections VOL . II . D which some malicious people had cast upon her , and NO . 247 49 SPECTATOR.
Side 69
... reflection on their own indeserts ; and will there- fore take care to reproach him with the scandal of some past action , or derogate from the worth of the present , that they may still keep him on the same level with themselves . The ...
... reflection on their own indeserts ; and will there- fore take care to reproach him with the scandal of some past action , or derogate from the worth of the present , that they may still keep him on the same level with themselves . The ...
Side 83
... reflection in politics , nor a stroke of party ; so , on the other , there are no fa- shionable touches of infidelity , no obscene ideas , no satires upon priesthood , marriage , and the like po- pular topics of ridicule ; no private ...
... reflection in politics , nor a stroke of party ; so , on the other , there are no fa- shionable touches of infidelity , no obscene ideas , no satires upon priesthood , marriage , and the like po- pular topics of ridicule ; no private ...
Side 84
... reflections and speculations as have an aptness to improve the mind , and make the heart better . I have shewn in a former paper , with how much care I have avoided all such thoughts as are loose , obscene , or immoral ; and I believe ...
... reflections and speculations as have an aptness to improve the mind , and make the heart better . I have shewn in a former paper , with how much care I have avoided all such thoughts as are loose , obscene , or immoral ; and I believe ...
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