The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 4Bohn, 1854 |
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... Tatler to a mute was turned , Great Britain for her Censor's silence mourned : Robbed of his sprightly beams , she wept the night , Till the Spectator rose , and blazed as bright . So the first man the sun's first setting viewed , And ...
... Tatler to a mute was turned , Great Britain for her Censor's silence mourned : Robbed of his sprightly beams , she wept the night , Till the Spectator rose , and blazed as bright . So the first man the sun's first setting viewed , And ...
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... Tatler came out to - day : you will see it before this comes to you ; and how he takes leave of the world . He never told so much as Mr. Addison of it , who was surprised as much as I ; but to say the truth , it was time , for he grew ...
... Tatler came out to - day : you will see it before this comes to you ; and how he takes leave of the world . He never told so much as Mr. Addison of it , who was surprised as much as I ; but to say the truth , it was time , for he grew ...
Side 382
... Tatler has frequently interrupted the course of a lucubration , and taken it up again after a fortnight's respite ; as the Ex- aminer , who is capable of imitating him in this particular , has likewise done . This may serve as an ...
... Tatler has frequently interrupted the course of a lucubration , and taken it up again after a fortnight's respite ; as the Ex- aminer , who is capable of imitating him in this particular , has likewise done . This may serve as an ...
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... it be not always written with that force , or polished everywhere up to that perfect grace , which we admire so much in the Tatler , Spectator , and Guardian . Tatl I question not but the reader will conceive a respect.
... it be not always written with that force , or polished everywhere up to that perfect grace , which we admire so much in the Tatler , Spectator , and Guardian . Tatl I question not but the reader will conceive a respect.
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