The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 4 |
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-The sun's sick too , Shortly he ' ll be an earthAs Dryden's Cleomenes is acquainted with the Copernican hypothesis two thousand years before its invention . I am pleased with my own work ; Jove was not more With infant nature ...
-The sun's sick too , Shortly he ' ll be an earthAs Dryden's Cleomenes is acquainted with the Copernican hypothesis two thousand years before its invention . I am pleased with my own work ; Jove was not more With infant nature ...
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lutanist , which every one is acquainted with , especially since Mr. Phillips has so finely improved that hint in one of his pastorals . He had no sooner finished , but the assembly rung with acclamations made in his praise .
lutanist , which every one is acquainted with , especially since Mr. Phillips has so finely improved that hint in one of his pastorals . He had no sooner finished , but the assembly rung with acclamations made in his praise .
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This , sir , I thought fit to acquaint you with , that you may make what use of it you please . ... which are transacted in the midst of them , and not to be acquainted with those CG objects which are everywhere before their eyes .
This , sir , I thought fit to acquaint you with , that you may make what use of it you please . ... which are transacted in the midst of them , and not to be acquainted with those CG objects which are everywhere before their eyes .
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