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... interest , and turned a 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 ...
... interest , and turned a 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 ...
Side 46
... interest , of which nature is that in the following letter . " SIR , " A MAN of your reading knows very well that there were a set of men , in old Rome called by the name of Nomenclators , that is , in English , men who would call every ...
... interest , of which nature is that in the following letter . " SIR , " A MAN of your reading knows very well that there were a set of men , in old Rome called by the name of Nomenclators , that is , in English , men who would call every ...
Side 51
... interest , if we can , that we may hold our assemblies in Westminster - hall when it is not term - time . add , to the honour of our club , that it is one of our society who is now finding out the longitude . The device of our public ...
... interest , if we can , that we may hold our assemblies in Westminster - hall when it is not term - time . add , to the honour of our club , that it is one of our society who is now finding out the longitude . The device of our public ...
Side 114
... interests , all the riches and honours under heaven , can speak so much as a word for him , or one word of comfort to him in that condition ; they may possibly reproach , but they cannot relieve him . No ; at this disconsolate time ...
... interests , all the riches and honours under heaven , can speak so much as a word for him , or one word of comfort to him in that condition ; they may possibly reproach , but they cannot relieve him . No ; at this disconsolate time ...
Side 118
... interest or reputation of their country , and by whose labours we ourselves are more happy , wise , or virtuous than we should have been without them . Besides , natu- rally speaking , a man bids fairer for greatness of 118 NO . 137 ...
... interest or reputation of their country , and by whose labours we ourselves are more happy , wise , or virtuous than we should have been without them . Besides , natu- rally speaking , a man bids fairer for greatness of 118 NO . 137 ...
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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 |