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... himself , that either the omiffion of what is ob- fcure and unintelligible , or the insertion of every thing elegant and refined , will be suffi- cient to protect these volumes from the ran- corous malice and envenomed flander of the ...
... himself , that either the omiffion of what is ob- fcure and unintelligible , or the insertion of every thing elegant and refined , will be suffi- cient to protect these volumes from the ran- corous malice and envenomed flander of the ...
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... himself : Nov. 1731. From the edition of 1739 187 188 193 200 A letter from Italy , To the right honourable Charles lord Halifax . In the year MDCCI . By Joseph Addison , efq . From his " Works , ” 1753 - 216 To bis perjur'd miftrefs ...
... himself : Nov. 1731. From the edition of 1739 187 188 193 200 A letter from Italy , To the right honourable Charles lord Halifax . In the year MDCCI . By Joseph Addison , efq . From his " Works , ” 1753 - 216 To bis perjur'd miftrefs ...
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... Himself to fing , and build the lofty rhyme . He must not flote upon his watry biere Unwept , and welter to the parching wind Without the meed of fom melodious tear . Begin then , fifters of the facred well , That from beneath the feat ...
... Himself to fing , and build the lofty rhyme . He must not flote upon his watry biere Unwept , and welter to the parching wind Without the meed of fom melodious tear . Begin then , fifters of the facred well , That from beneath the feat ...
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... himself will rather chufe to play At paltry small game than fit out , they say ; But when at all there's nothing to be got , The old wife Law and Justice , will not trot . All fmatterers are more brisk and pert Than those that ...
... himself will rather chufe to play At paltry small game than fit out , they say ; But when at all there's nothing to be got , The old wife Law and Justice , will not trot . All fmatterers are more brisk and pert Than those that ...
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... himself the foldier and the faint . Here should my wonder dwell , and here my praise , But my fixt thoughts my wandering eye betrays , Viewing a neighbouring hill , whofe top of late A chappel crown'd ' till in the common fate The ...
... himself the foldier and the faint . Here should my wonder dwell , and here my praise , But my fixt thoughts my wandering eye betrays , Viewing a neighbouring hill , whofe top of late A chappel crown'd ' till in the common fate The ...
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