The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 4G. Bell, 1882 |
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Side 149
... discover beauties which escaped the observation of the vulgar , and very often find out reasons for palliating and excusing such little slips and oversights as were committed in the writings of eminent authors . On the contrary , most ...
... discover beauties which escaped the observation of the vulgar , and very often find out reasons for palliating and excusing such little slips and oversights as were committed in the writings of eminent authors . On the contrary , most ...
Side 199
... discover her gallantries , if they are of public notoriety . I shall likewise mark out every toast , the club in which she was elected , and the number of votes that were on her side . Not a woman shall be unex- plained that makes a ...
... discover her gallantries , if they are of public notoriety . I shall likewise mark out every toast , the club in which she was elected , and the number of votes that were on her side . Not a woman shall be unex- plained that makes a ...
Side 462
... discover the beauties of a work they examine , and deny that approbation to others which they never met with themselves . Patriots , therefore , should rather rejoice in the success of their honest designs , than be mortified by those ...
... discover the beauties of a work they examine , and deny that approbation to others which they never met with themselves . Patriots , therefore , should rather rejoice in the success of their honest designs , than be mortified by those ...
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