The works of ... Joseph Addison, collected by mr. Tickell, Bind 41804 |
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Side 12
... observation , not perishable by time , nor con- fined to any certain place ; properties not to be found in books , statues , pictures , buildings , or any other monuments of illustrious actions . SIR , No. 97. THURSDAY , JULY 2 . -Furor ...
... observation , not perishable by time , nor con- fined to any certain place ; properties not to be found in books , statues , pictures , buildings , or any other monuments of illustrious actions . SIR , No. 97. THURSDAY , JULY 2 . -Furor ...
Side 16
... observe , with some secret pride , that this way of writing diurnal papers has not succeeded for any space of time in the hands of any persons who are not of our line . I believe I speak within compass , when I affirm that above a ...
... observe , with some secret pride , that this way of writing diurnal papers has not succeeded for any space of time in the hands of any persons who are not of our line . I believe I speak within compass , when I affirm that above a ...
Side 24
... observe , last winter , that , upon the disuse of the neck - piece ( the ladies will pardon me if it is not the fashionable term of art ) , the whole tribe of oglers gave their eyes a new determination , and stared the fair sex in the ...
... observe , last winter , that , upon the disuse of the neck - piece ( the ladies will pardon me if it is not the fashionable term of art ) , the whole tribe of oglers gave their eyes a new determination , and stared the fair sex in the ...
Side 29
... observing that , from what I have already seen of the world , I cannot but set a particular mark of distinction upon those who abound most in virtues of their nation , and least with its imperfections . When , therefore , I see the good ...
... observing that , from what I have already seen of the world , I cannot but set a particular mark of distinction upon those who abound most in virtues of their nation , and least with its imperfections . When , therefore , I see the good ...
Side 33
... observing that we laughed at this unseasonable severity , let drop the critic , and pro- posed a subject for a fire - work , which he thought would be very amusing , if executed by so able an art- ist as he who was at that time ...
... observing that we laughed at this unseasonable severity , let drop the critic , and pro- posed a subject for a fire - work , which he thought would be very amusing , if executed by so able an art- ist as he who was at that time ...
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