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Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. Spectator Vol . 2 . N.91 chuyên they rush into the flame : for love is Lord of all , as is in all the same !. 1 I SPECTATOR . VOLUME THE SECOND . LONDO 0 N :
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. Spectator Vol . 2 . N.91 chuyên they rush into the flame : for love is Lord of all , as is in all the same !. 1 I SPECTATOR . VOLUME THE SECOND . LONDO 0 N :
Pagina 161
... was laft Sunday practising the same ⚫airs . little indecencies which cannot fo properly be expofed from the pulpit . A widow lady , who ftraggled this fummer from London into my parish for the benefit of the air , as the fays ...
... was laft Sunday practising the same ⚫airs . little indecencies which cannot fo properly be expofed from the pulpit . A widow lady , who ftraggled this fummer from London into my parish for the benefit of the air , as the fays ...
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... and make her a wreck , was thought a most execrable creature ; but does not every man who enjoys the poffeffion of what he naturally wants , and is unmindful of the unfupplied diftrefs of other men , betray the same temper of mind ?
... and make her a wreck , was thought a most execrable creature ; but does not every man who enjoys the poffeffion of what he naturally wants , and is unmindful of the unfupplied diftrefs of other men , betray the same temper of mind ?
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... which when I faw the town come readily into , ' being refolved to strike while the iron was hot , I produced much about the same time the fcal· lop defcriptive parts of this poem , which I have not No. 319 % THE SPECTATOR . 407.
... which when I faw the town come readily into , ' being refolved to strike while the iron was hot , I produced much about the same time the fcal· lop defcriptive parts of this poem , which I have not No. 319 % THE SPECTATOR . 407.
Pagina 107
Thus they destroy the use of their natural talents , in the same manner as covetous men do their quiet and repofe : they can enjoy no fatisfaction in what they have , becaufe of the abfurd inclination they are poffeffed with for what ...
Thus they destroy the use of their natural talents , in the same manner as covetous men do their quiet and repofe : they can enjoy no fatisfaction in what they have , becaufe of the abfurd inclination they are poffeffed with for what ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Spectator Volume 1 van The Spectator:, Sir Richard Steele |
| Auteurs | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Uitgever | Richard Eyres, 1778 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Openbare bibliotheek van Lyon |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 14 okt 2011 |
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