The British Essayists: With Prefaces, Historical and Biographical, 10±ÇLittle, Brown, 1864 |
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... Agreeable in Company .. STEEL E. 387. Motives to Cheerfulness Second ..... ..... 888. Poetical Version of Solomon's Song , Chapter 889. Account of an Atheistical Book - On Atheists in general . ADDISON . STEELE . .BUDGELL . 390. On the ...
... Agreeable in Company .. STEEL E. 387. Motives to Cheerfulness Second ..... ..... 888. Poetical Version of Solomon's Song , Chapter 889. Account of an Atheistical Book - On Atheists in general . ADDISON . STEELE . .BUDGELL . 390. On the ...
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... agreeable , except it comes from a man's own temper , and natural complexion ; to do it out of an ambition to excel that way , is the most fruitless and unbe- coming prostitution imaginable . To put on an artful part to obtain no other ...
... agreeable , except it comes from a man's own temper , and natural complexion ; to do it out of an ambition to excel that way , is the most fruitless and unbe- coming prostitution imaginable . To put on an artful part to obtain no other ...
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... agreeable to any one sect of men ; but Acasto has natural good sense , good - na- ture , and discretion , so that every man enjoys him- self in his company ; and though Acasto contributes nothing to the entertainment , he never was at a ...
... agreeable to any one sect of men ; but Acasto has natural good sense , good - na- ture , and discretion , so that every man enjoys him- self in his company ; and though Acasto contributes nothing to the entertainment , he never was at a ...
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... agreeable . It I remember Tully , speaking , I think , of Antony , says , that , In eo faceti©¡ erant , qu©¡ nullâ arte tradi possunt : ' He had a witty mirth , which could be acquired by no , art . ' This quality must be of the kind of ...
... agreeable . It I remember Tully , speaking , I think , of Antony , says , that , In eo faceti©¡ erant , qu©¡ nullâ arte tradi possunt : ' He had a witty mirth , which could be acquired by no , art . ' This quality must be of the kind of ...
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... agreeable sensation . Let the cause be what it will , the effect is certain ; for which reason , the poets ascribe to this particular colour the epithet of cheerful . To consider further this double end in the works of nature , and how ...
... agreeable sensation . Let the cause be what it will , the effect is certain ; for which reason , the poets ascribe to this particular colour the epithet of cheerful . To consider further this double end in the works of nature , and how ...
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