The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 4Bohn, 1854 |
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... discourse in a strain above mortality . " We may likewise observe , in the third place , that the passions affect the mind with greater strength when we are asleep , than when we are awake . Joy and sorrow give us more vigorous ...
... discourse in a strain above mortality . " We may likewise observe , in the third place , that the passions affect the mind with greater strength when we are asleep , than when we are awake . Joy and sorrow give us more vigorous ...
Side 12
... discourse to show that the atheist , who denies a God , does him less dishonour than the man who owns his being , but at the same time believes him to be cruel , hard to please , and terrible to human nature . For my own part , ( says ...
... discourse to show that the atheist , who denies a God , does him less dishonour than the man who owns his being , but at the same time believes him to be cruel , hard to please , and terrible to human nature . For my own part , ( says ...
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... discourses of this nature , in order to pass away the evening , which now begins to grow tedious , we fell into that laudable and primitive diversion of questions and commands . I was so sooner vested with the regal authority , but I ...
... discourses of this nature , in order to pass away the evening , which now begins to grow tedious , we fell into that laudable and primitive diversion of questions and commands . I was so sooner vested with the regal authority , but I ...
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... discourse concerning love , he pressed his point with so much success , that all the bachelors in his audience took ... discourses , in which you have drawn so many agreeable pictures of marriage , have had a very good effect this way in ...
... discourse concerning love , he pressed his point with so much success , that all the bachelors in his audience took ... discourses , in which you have drawn so many agreeable pictures of marriage , have had a very good effect this way in ...
Side 25
... the great talkers in the nation would be struck dumb , were this fountain of discourse dried up . There is , however one advantage resulting from this detestable practice ; the very appearances of No. 507 . 25 THE SPECTATOR .
... the great talkers in the nation would be struck dumb , were this fountain of discourse dried up . There is , however one advantage resulting from this detestable practice ; the very appearances of No. 507 . 25 THE SPECTATOR .
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