The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volym 4G. Bell, 1882 |
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... called rich , who have not more than they want . ] The irregularity of this sentence is made apparent by the ... called rich , who , & c . or else — as there are none who can be properly called rich , unless they have , & c . unhappy ...
... called rich , who have not more than they want . ] The irregularity of this sentence is made apparent by the ... called rich , who , & c . or else — as there are none who can be properly called rich , unless they have , & c . unhappy ...
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... called Patience , and on the female side by a general known by the name of Scorn . The latter , that fought after the manner of the Parthians , had the better of it all the be- ginning of the day ; but being quite tired out with the ...
... called Patience , and on the female side by a general known by the name of Scorn . The latter , that fought after the manner of the Parthians , had the better of it all the be- ginning of the day ; but being quite tired out with the ...
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... called himself Don Assiento , and mentioned several nations that had sought his friendship ; but declared that he had been gained over by the Count : and that he was come into these parts to enrich every one that heard him . The court ...
... called himself Don Assiento , and mentioned several nations that had sought his friendship ; but declared that he had been gained over by the Count : and that he was come into these parts to enrich every one that heard him . The court ...
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