The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Spectator, no. 162-483G. Bell and sons, 1912 |
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... Ridicule 146 251. Letter on the Cries of London 149 253. On Detraction among bad Poets - Pope's Essay on Criticism 152 255. Uses of Ambition - Fame difficult to be obtained 256. Subject - Disadvantages of Ambition 257. Ambition hurtful ...
... Ridicule 146 251. Letter on the Cries of London 149 253. On Detraction among bad Poets - Pope's Essay on Criticism 152 255. Uses of Ambition - Fame difficult to be obtained 256. Subject - Disadvantages of Ambition 257. Ambition hurtful ...
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... ridicule , than to comfort me , I desire you would throw it into the fire , and think no more of it ; but if you are touched with misfortune , which is greater than I know how to bear , your counsels may very much support , and will ...
... ridicule , than to comfort me , I desire you would throw it into the fire , and think no more of it ; but if you are touched with misfortune , which is greater than I know how to bear , your counsels may very much support , and will ...
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... ridicule , and by that means gain the reputation of a wit . The ill - natured man , though but of equal parts , gives himself a larger field to expatiate in , he exposes the failings in human nature which the other would cast a veil ...
... ridicule , and by that means gain the reputation of a wit . The ill - natured man , though but of equal parts , gives himself a larger field to expatiate in , he exposes the failings in human nature which the other would cast a veil ...
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... ridiculing some little indecencies which cannot so properly be exposed from the pulpit . " A widow lady , who straggled this summer from London into my parish for the benefit of the air , as she says , appears every Sunday at church ...
... ridiculing some little indecencies which cannot so properly be exposed from the pulpit . " A widow lady , who straggled this summer from London into my parish for the benefit of the air , as she says , appears every Sunday at church ...
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... ridicule everything which appears so in others . " The tenth , and last species of women , were made out of the bee : and happy is the man who gets such an one for his wife . She is altogether faultless and unblameable ; her family ...
... ridicule everything which appears so in others . " The tenth , and last species of women , were made out of the bee : and happy is the man who gets such an one for his wife . She is altogether faultless and unblameable ; her family ...
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