The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 4 |
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The ancient critics are full of the praises of their contemporaries ; they discover beauties which escaped the observation of the vulgar , and very often find out reasons for palliating and excusing such little slips and oversights as ...
The ancient critics are full of the praises of their contemporaries ; they discover beauties which escaped the observation of the vulgar , and very often find out reasons for palliating and excusing such little slips and oversights as ...
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But I shall insist no longer on that reputation which her Royal Highness has acquired in other countries . daily discover those admirable qualities for which she is so justly famed , and rejoice to see them exerted in our own country ...
But I shall insist no longer on that reputation which her Royal Highness has acquired in other countries . daily discover those admirable qualities for which she is so justly famed , and rejoice to see them exerted in our own country ...
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See the note on discover , in the last paper . It should be , are the natural means by which men acquire those blessings - or , by which states acquire prosperity . Our grammars are very defective in their account of verbs active ...
See the note on discover , in the last paper . It should be , are the natural means by which men acquire those blessings - or , by which states acquire prosperity . Our grammars are very defective in their account of verbs active ...
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