The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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714 WHISTON'S CHARACTER OF STEELE . SIR Richard was indeed eminent for wit , yet destitute of true wisdom , in the whole conduct of his life . He wrote very well , but lived very ill . He was a Christian in principle , but not in ...
714 WHISTON'S CHARACTER OF STEELE . SIR Richard was indeed eminent for wit , yet destitute of true wisdom , in the whole conduct of his life . He wrote very well , but lived very ill . He was a Christian in principle , but not in ...
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72 ; the Spectator's esteem for it , 296 ; what are the great ornaments of its character , iv . 423 ; those who say it is in danger , either fear to lose a place or despair of getting one , ib .; its cause , how injured by the ...
72 ; the Spectator's esteem for it , 296 ; what are the great ornaments of its character , iv . 423 ; those who say it is in danger , either fear to lose a place or despair of getting one , ib .; its cause , how injured by the ...
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Pantaloon , a standing character in Venetian comedy , i . 394 . Pantheon , at Rome , now called the Rotunda , i . 418 ; its effect on the imagination , iii . 409 . Paper - manufacture , its benefit to the public , iii .
Pantaloon , a standing character in Venetian comedy , i . 394 . Pantheon , at Rome , now called the Rotunda , i . 418 ; its effect on the imagination , iii . 409 . Paper - manufacture , its benefit to the public , iii .
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to the Earl of Stair | 467 |
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