The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Spectator, no. 162-483G. Bell and sons, 1912 |
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... ancient than any that is ex- tant , besides the above - mentioned , and had so good an effect , as to convey instruction to the ear of a king without offend- ing it , and to bring the man after God's own heart to a right sense of his ...
... ancient than any that is ex- tant , besides the above - mentioned , and had so good an effect , as to convey instruction to the ear of a king without offend- ing it , and to bring the man after God's own heart to a right sense of his ...
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... ancient authors , that Socrates , notwithstanding he lived in Athens during the great plague , which has made so much noise through all ages , and has been celebrated at different times by such eminent hands ; I say , notwithstanding ...
... ancient authors , that Socrates , notwithstanding he lived in Athens during the great plague , which has made so much noise through all ages , and has been celebrated at different times by such eminent hands ; I say , notwithstanding ...
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... ancient poet , we find that form not only comprehended , but very much improved , in the petition , wherein we pray to the Supreme Being that his " will may be done ; " which is of the same force with that form which our Saviour used ...
... ancient poet , we find that form not only comprehended , but very much improved , in the petition , wherein we pray to the Supreme Being that his " will may be done ; " which is of the same force with that form which our Saviour used ...
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... ancient writers , both sacred and profane , and you would think you were reading the his- tory of another species . Among the writers of antiquity , there are none who in- struct us more openly in the manners of their respective times ...
... ancient writers , both sacred and profane , and you would think you were reading the his- tory of another species . Among the writers of antiquity , there are none who in- struct us more openly in the manners of their respective times ...
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... ancients , provided there was a likeness in their similitudes , did not much trou- ble themselves about the decency of the comparison . The satires or Iambics of Simonides , with which I shall entertain my readers in the present paper ...
... ancients , provided there was a likeness in their similitudes , did not much trou- ble themselves about the decency of the comparison . The satires or Iambics of Simonides , with which I shall entertain my readers in the present paper ...
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