The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 4Vernor and Hood; John Walker; Cuthell and Martin; W.J. and J. Richardson; Longman and Rees; R. Lea; and J. and A. Arch. ; T. Maiden, printer, Sherbourn-Lane, 1804 |
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... law , or a cause may be recommended by any thing that is foreign to its own merits , we may venture to pronounce that ... laws , can overcome all pri- vate fear , resentment , solicitation , and even pity itself . Whatever passion enters ...
... law , or a cause may be recommended by any thing that is foreign to its own merits , we may venture to pronounce that ... laws , can overcome all pri- vate fear , resentment , solicitation , and even pity itself . Whatever passion enters ...
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... up a scholar , and not only versed in the law of Ma homet , but acquainted with all kinds of polite learn- ing . For this reason he is not at all surprised when Dorax calls him a Phaeton in one place , and 58 NO . 110 . GUARDIAN .
... up a scholar , and not only versed in the law of Ma homet , but acquainted with all kinds of polite learn- ing . For this reason he is not at all surprised when Dorax calls him a Phaeton in one place , and 58 NO . 110 . GUARDIAN .
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... . Rome , July 8 , 1713. A placard is published here , forbidding women of whatsoever quality to go with naked breasts ; and the priests are ordered not to ad- mit the transgressors of this law to confession , nor NO . 116 . 77 GUARDIAN .
... . Rome , July 8 , 1713. A placard is published here , forbidding women of whatsoever quality to go with naked breasts ; and the priests are ordered not to ad- mit the transgressors of this law to confession , nor NO . 116 . 77 GUARDIAN .
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Joseph Addison. mit the transgressors of this law to confession , nor to communion ; neither are they to enter the cathedrals under these severe penalties . ' " These lines are faithfully copied from the nightly paper , with this title ...
Joseph Addison. mit the transgressors of this law to confession , nor to communion ; neither are they to enter the cathedrals under these severe penalties . ' " These lines are faithfully copied from the nightly paper , with this title ...
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... laws of rewards . should be inverted , and he who is generous and good should be made a beggar and a slave ; that industry . and honest diligence may keep his posterity unspotted , and preserve them from ruining virgins , and making ...
... laws of rewards . should be inverted , and he who is generous and good should be made a beggar and a slave ; that industry . and honest diligence may keep his posterity unspotted , and preserve them from ruining virgins , and making ...
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