The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... Addison partly owed his introduction to lord Godolphin , was the youngest son of Charles lord Clifford . He was appointed by king William , chancellor of the exchequer , in March 1701 ; in which post he continued till Feb. 1707-8 , when ...
... Addison partly owed his introduction to lord Godolphin , was the youngest son of Charles lord Clifford . He was appointed by king William , chancellor of the exchequer , in March 1701 ; in which post he continued till Feb. 1707-8 , when ...
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... ADDISON . L. N ° 171. SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 15 , 1711 . Credula res amor est- OVID . Met . vii . 826 . The man who loves is easy of belief . HAVING in my yesterday's paper discovered the na- ture of jealousy , and pointed out the persons ...
... ADDISON . L. N ° 171. SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 15 , 1711 . Credula res amor est- OVID . Met . vii . 826 . The man who loves is easy of belief . HAVING in my yesterday's paper discovered the na- ture of jealousy , and pointed out the persons ...
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... ADDISON . L. N ° 178. MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 24 , 1711 . Comis in uxorem- HOR . Ep . ii . 1. 2. ver . 133 . Civil to his wife . POPE . I CANNOT defer taking notice of this letter . MR . SPECTATOR , : I AM but too good a judge of your paper ...
... ADDISON . L. N ° 178. MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 24 , 1711 . Comis in uxorem- HOR . Ep . ii . 1. 2. ver . 133 . Civil to his wife . POPE . I CANNOT defer taking notice of this letter . MR . SPECTATOR , : I AM but too good a judge of your paper ...
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