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... considerable part of the pope's music against himself . In short , he has obli- ged the court with political sonnets , the country with dialogues and pastorals , the city with descriptions of a lord - mayor's feast , not to mention his ...
... considerable part of the pope's music against himself . In short , he has obli- ged the court with political sonnets , the country with dialogues and pastorals , the city with descriptions of a lord - mayor's feast , not to mention his ...
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... considerable post in the French army , was taken prisoner by Briant , who at that time was an officer in the king of England's guards . Bri- ant knew nothing of his brother , and being naturally of a haughty temper , treated him very ...
... considerable post in the French army , was taken prisoner by Briant , who at that time was an officer in the king of England's guards . Bri- ant knew nothing of his brother , and being naturally of a haughty temper , treated him very ...
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... considerable importance to communicate to the public , and finding that you are pleased to concern yourself in any thing that tends to the common benefit of mankind , we take the liberty to desire the insertion of this letter into your ...
... considerable importance to communicate to the public , and finding that you are pleased to concern yourself in any thing that tends to the common benefit of mankind , we take the liberty to desire the insertion of this letter into your ...
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... considerable progress in the art of flying . I flutter about my room two or three hours in a morning ; and when my wings are on , can go above a hundred yards at a hop , step , and jump . I can fly already as well as a Turkey - cock ...
... considerable progress in the art of flying . I flutter about my room two or three hours in a morning ; and when my wings are on , can go above a hundred yards at a hop , step , and jump . I can fly already as well as a Turkey - cock ...
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... considerably before , and nothing but the unset- tled weather has hindered this design from being al- ready put in execution . Some few indeed objected to this last improvement , but were overruled by the rest , who alleged it was their ...
... considerably before , and nothing but the unset- tled weather has hindered this design from being al- ready put in execution . Some few indeed objected to this last improvement , but were overruled by the rest , who alleged it was their ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | The works of ... Joseph Addison, collected by mr. Tickell, Bind 4 The works of ... Joseph Addison, collected by mr. Tickell, Joseph Addison |
| Forfatter | Joseph Addison |
| Redaktør | Thomas Tickell |
| udgivet | 1804 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Oxford University |
| Digitaliseret | 19. jun 2007 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |