The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 4Bohn, 1854 |
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Side 66
... believe that the fear of anything can make a man's hair grey , since he knew one whose periwig had suffered so by it : thus he stopped the talk , and made them easy . Thus is the same method taken to bring us to shame which we fondly ...
... believe that the fear of anything can make a man's hair grey , since he knew one whose periwig had suffered so by it : thus he stopped the talk , and made them easy . Thus is the same method taken to bring us to shame which we fondly ...
Side 76
... BELIEVE most people begin the world with a resolution to withdraw from it into a serious kind of solitude or retire- 1 A course of Steele . ] The joke lies in the ambiguity of the expression -a course of Steele : which may either mean a ...
... BELIEVE most people begin the world with a resolution to withdraw from it into a serious kind of solitude or retire- 1 A course of Steele . ] The joke lies in the ambiguity of the expression -a course of Steele : which may either mean a ...
Side 87
... believe at what a low rate the highest strains and expressions of kindness imaginable do commonly pass in current payment ; and when he should come to understand it , it would be a great while before he could bring himself , with a good ...
... believe at what a low rate the highest strains and expressions of kindness imaginable do commonly pass in current payment ; and when he should come to understand it , it would be a great while before he could bring himself , with a good ...
Side 102
... believe very often perplexes and disturbs men of serious and contemplative natures . David himself fell into it , in that reflection , " When I consider the heavens , the works of thy fingers , the moon and the stars which thou hast ...
... believe very often perplexes and disturbs men of serious and contemplative natures . David himself fell into it , in that reflection , " When I consider the heavens , the works of thy fingers , the moon and the stars which thou hast ...
Side 109
... believe it will hardly serve his turn . Who can endure to see the great officers of state , the B - y's and T - t's , treated after so scur- rilous a manner ? " " I cannot for my life , ( says I , ) imagine who the Spectator means ...
... believe it will hardly serve his turn . Who can endure to see the great officers of state , the B - y's and T - t's , treated after so scur- rilous a manner ? " " I cannot for my life , ( says I , ) imagine who the Spectator means ...
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