The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Spectator, no. 162-483G. Bell and sons, 1912 |
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... neral wreck of nature . Thus Cowley in his poem on the resur- rection , mentioning the destruction of the universe , has those admirable lines . Now all the wide extended sky , And all th ' harmonious worlds on high , And Virgil's ...
... neral wreck of nature . Thus Cowley in his poem on the resur- rection , mentioning the destruction of the universe , has those admirable lines . Now all the wide extended sky , And all th ' harmonious worlds on high , And Virgil's ...
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... neral , as well as Adam in particular , from the excess of this passion . He therefore fortifies him against it by timely admonitions ; which very artfully prepare the mind of the reader for the occurrences of the next book , where the ...
... neral , as well as Adam in particular , from the excess of this passion . He therefore fortifies him against it by timely admonitions ; which very artfully prepare the mind of the reader for the occurrences of the next book , where the ...
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... neral account of them in my paper on the first book . There is one , however , in this part of the poem which I shall here quote , as it is not only very beautiful , but the closest of any in the whole poem ; I mean that where the ...
... neral account of them in my paper on the first book . There is one , however , in this part of the poem which I shall here quote , as it is not only very beautiful , but the closest of any in the whole poem ; I mean that where the ...
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... neral idea of those effects which his guilt had brought upon his posterity , places before him a large hospital , or lazar- house , filled with persons lying under all kinds of mortal diseases . How finely has the poet told us that the ...
... neral idea of those effects which his guilt had brought upon his posterity , places before him a large hospital , or lazar- house , filled with persons lying under all kinds of mortal diseases . How finely has the poet told us that the ...
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... neral , and I found that since I was with him in the country , he had drawn many observations together out of his reading in Baker's Chronicle , and other authors , who always lie in his hall window , which very much redound to the ...
... neral , and I found that since I was with him in the country , he had drawn many observations together out of his reading in Baker's Chronicle , and other authors , who always lie in his hall window , which very much redound to the ...
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