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Page 220
... never tarnished , nor corruption poisoned , he once more unsheaths , and prepares to receive on its point the insolence of that foe whose intrigue he had foiled by his wisdom . ' The following is Dr. Linu's description of the hero ...
... never tarnished , nor corruption poisoned , he once more unsheaths , and prepares to receive on its point the insolence of that foe whose intrigue he had foiled by his wisdom . ' The following is Dr. Linu's description of the hero ...
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He would have been what he was , had Addison never been born ? but Addison would have died with narrow fame , had he never had a friendship with Sir R. whose compositions have done eminent service to mankind . To him we owe , that ...
He would have been what he was , had Addison never been born ? but Addison would have died with narrow fame , had he never had a friendship with Sir R. whose compositions have done eminent service to mankind . To him we owe , that ...
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... never forming or following any regular plan , never classing or confining his thoughts , never changing or rejecting any sentiment that occurs to him . Yet this appears to have been the conduct of our celebrated essayist ; and it has ...
... never forming or following any regular plan , never classing or confining his thoughts , never changing or rejecting any sentiment that occurs to him . Yet this appears to have been the conduct of our celebrated essayist ; and it has ...
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