The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Spectator, no. 162-483G. Bell and sons, 1912 |
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... happy hereafter . The truth of it is , if all the happiness that is dispersed through the whole race of mankind in this world were drawn together , and put into the possession of any single man , it would not make a very happy being ...
... happy hereafter . The truth of it is , if all the happiness that is dispersed through the whole race of mankind in this world were drawn together , and put into the possession of any single man , it would not make a very happy being ...
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... happy in the world , but forget that there was ever such a man in it as " THEODOSIUS . " This letter was conveyed to Constantia that very evening , who fainted at the reading of it ; and the next morning she was much more alarmed by two ...
... happy in the world , but forget that there was ever such a man in it as " THEODOSIUS . " This letter was conveyed to Constantia that very evening , who fainted at the reading of it ; and the next morning she was much more alarmed by two ...
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... happy in its disappointment , than it could have done in its success . Providence has disposed of us for our advantage , though not according to our wishes . Consider your Theodosius still as dead , but assure yourself of one who will ...
... happy in its disappointment , than it could have done in its success . Providence has disposed of us for our advantage , though not according to our wishes . Consider your Theodosius still as dead , but assure yourself of one who will ...
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... happy constitution , which education may improve , but not produce . Xenophon , in the life of his imaginary prince , whom he describes as a pattern for real ones , is always celebrating the ( philanthropy or ) good - nature cf his hero ...
... happy constitution , which education may improve , but not produce . Xenophon , in the life of his imaginary prince , whom he describes as a pattern for real ones , is always celebrating the ( philanthropy or ) good - nature cf his hero ...
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... happy in the best of husbands , and blessed with very fine children , can never be prevailed upon to for- give me . He was so kind to me before this unhappy acci- dent , that indeed it makes my breach of duty in some measure inexcusable ...
... happy in the best of husbands , and blessed with very fine children , can never be prevailed upon to for- give me . He was so kind to me before this unhappy acci- dent , that indeed it makes my breach of duty in some measure inexcusable ...
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