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... force his way to the favour of the public . Slow rises worth , by poverty depressed . " He was still , " as he says himself , " to provide for the day that was passing over him . " He saw Cave involved in a state of warfare with the ...
... force his way to the favour of the public . Slow rises worth , by poverty depressed . " He was still , " as he says himself , " to provide for the day that was passing over him . " He saw Cave involved in a state of warfare with the ...
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... force and the sound of the words . Determined to discard energy . Addison makes virtue amiable ; John- colloquial barbarisms and licentious idioms , he son represents it as an awful duty . Addison in forgot the elegant simplicity that ...
... force and the sound of the words . Determined to discard energy . Addison makes virtue amiable ; John- colloquial barbarisms and licentious idioms , he son represents it as an awful duty . Addison in forgot the elegant simplicity that ...
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... force of the pathetic and sublime , must have more in- sensibility in his composition than usually falls to the share of a man . The work itself , though in some instances abuse has been loud , and in others malice has endeavoured to ...
... force of the pathetic and sublime , must have more in- sensibility in his composition than usually falls to the share of a man . The work itself , though in some instances abuse has been loud , and in others malice has endeavoured to ...
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... force and energy . Addison makes virtue amiable ; John- son represents it as an awful duty . Addison insinuates himself with an air of modesty ; John- son commands like a dictator ; but a dictator in his splended robes , not labouring ...
... force and energy . Addison makes virtue amiable ; John- son represents it as an awful duty . Addison insinuates himself with an air of modesty ; John- son commands like a dictator ; but a dictator in his splended robes , not labouring ...
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... force of penetration , or fatigue of study , but only frequent experiments , and close attention . What is said by the chymists of their darling mercury , is , perhaps , true of every body through the whole creation , that if a thousand ...
... force of penetration , or fatigue of study , but only frequent experiments , and close attention . What is said by the chymists of their darling mercury , is , perhaps , true of every body through the whole creation , that if a thousand ...
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