The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 4G. Bell, 1882 |
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... 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 ...
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... discover those admirable qualities for which she is so justly famed , and rejoice to see them exerted in our own country , where we ourselves are made happy by their influ- ence . We are the more pleased to behold the throne of these ...
... discover those admirable qualities for which she is so justly famed , and rejoice to see them exerted in our own country , where we ourselves are made happy by their influ- ence . We are the more pleased to behold the throne of these ...
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... discover in their whole conduct such a reverence for religion , as may show how groundless that reproach is which is cast upon them by their enemies , of being averse to 1 Means for acquiring the public prosperity . ] Acquire , is ...
... discover in their whole conduct such a reverence for religion , as may show how groundless that reproach is which is cast upon them by their enemies , of being averse to 1 Means for acquiring the public prosperity . ] Acquire , is ...
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