The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 4Bohn, 1854 |
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Side 38
... reader a copy of his letter , without any alteration or diminution . 66 HONOURED SIR , Knowing that you was my old master's good friend , I could not forbear sending you the melancholy news of his death , which has afflicted the whole ...
... reader a copy of his letter , without any alteration or diminution . 66 HONOURED SIR , Knowing that you was my old master's good friend , I could not forbear sending you the melancholy news of his death , which has afflicted the whole ...
Side 57
... reader will be as much pleased with it as I have been , and that he will consider himself , if he reflects on the several amusements of hope 1 The fable has in it such a wild , but natural simplicity , that I question not but my reader ...
... reader will be as much pleased with it as I have been , and that he will consider himself , if he reflects on the several amusements of hope 1 The fable has in it such a wild , but natural simplicity , that I question not but my reader ...
Side 58
... reader will ; and even then , the sound of but , thus repeated , had been offensive . The way of rectifying the whole passage , is this : - : - " The fable has in it a very wild and natural air ; and I question not but [ or but that ] ...
... reader will ; and even then , the sound of but , thus repeated , had been offensive . The way of rectifying the whole passage , is this : - : - " The fable has in it a very wild and natural air ; and I question not but [ or but that ] ...
Side 61
... reader , and generally your admirer , " C. B. " " P. S. The sooner these fine gentlemen are set to work , the better ; there being at this time several fine fringes that stay only for more hands . " I shall , in the next place , present ...
... reader , and generally your admirer , " C. B. " " P. S. The sooner these fine gentlemen are set to work , the better ; there being at this time several fine fringes that stay only for more hands . " I shall , in the next place , present ...
Side 69
... reader may be able to discover , by my way of writ- ing , what I deliver in these occurrences as truth , and what as fiction . Since I am unawares engaged in answering the several objections which have been made against these my works ...
... reader may be able to discover , by my way of writ- ing , what I deliver in these occurrences as truth , and what as fiction . Since I am unawares engaged in answering the several objections which have been made against these my works ...
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