The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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The piece produced the desired effect ; for it reconciled the two families , and gave offence to no one but Sir George Brown , who often observed , with some degree of resentment , and indeed justice too , that he was made to talk ...
The piece produced the desired effect ; for it reconciled the two families , and gave offence to no one but Sir George Brown , who often observed , with some degree of resentment , and indeed justice too , that he was made to talk ...
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Addison observed of Cowley , that the redundancy of his wit had done him more harm than the deficiency of it 1 Bolingbroke was a Tory , and an adherent of the Pretender . His infidel principles were not much known before his death ...
Addison observed of Cowley , that the redundancy of his wit had done him more harm than the deficiency of it 1 Bolingbroke was a Tory , and an adherent of the Pretender . His infidel principles were not much known before his death ...
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51 ; his legacy , 98 ; his exemplary piety , 225 ; a prayer or psalm made by him , 226 ; his observation on a well - written book , 253 ; his description of the fruits of friendship , 367 ; belonging to the second class of great ...
51 ; his legacy , 98 ; his exemplary piety , 225 ; a prayer or psalm made by him , 226 ; his observation on a well - written book , 253 ; his description of the fruits of friendship , 367 ; belonging to the second class of great ...
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LETTERS continued | 453 |
LETTERS continued | 462 |
to the Earl of Stair | 467 |
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