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To these generous purposes , nothing can so much contribute as medals of this kind , which are of undoubted authority , of necessary use and observation , not perishable by time , nor con- fined to any certain place ; properties not to ...
To these generous purposes , nothing can so much contribute as medals of this kind , which are of undoubted authority , of necessary use and observation , not perishable by time , nor con- fined to any certain place ; properties not to ...
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For it is observed of every branch of our family , that we have all of us a wonder- ful inclination to give good advice ... However it be , I cannot but observe , with some secret pride , that this way of writing diurnal papers has not ...
For it is observed of every branch of our family , that we have all of us a wonder- ful inclination to give good advice ... However it be , I cannot but observe , with some secret pride , that this way of writing diurnal papers has not ...
Side 22
I observed this as I was sitting the other day by a famous she visitant at my Lady Lizard's , when acci- dentally as I was looking upon her face , letting my sight fall into her bosom , I was surprised with beauties which I never before ...
I observed this as I was sitting the other day by a famous she visitant at my Lady Lizard's , when acci- dentally as I was looking upon her face , letting my sight fall into her bosom , I was surprised with beauties which I never before ...
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I could not but 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 ...
I could not but 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 ...
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... cerned a long train of coaches and six , equipages and liveries , that ran through the heart , one after another , in a very great hurry for above half an hour together . After this , looking very attentively , I observed the No.
... cerned a long train of coaches and six , equipages and liveries , that ran through the heart , one after another , in a very great hurry for above half an hour together . After this , looking very attentively , I observed the No.
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| 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 |