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... Letter 189 Fathers and Sons 207 On Prayer • 219 On the Love of Honour • PAGE 150 152 157 ( 161 164 168 99 231 On Modesty . 99 289 On Death 171 175 2 178 182 185 349 On meeting Death 29 381 On Cheerfulness · 458 On True and False Shame ...
... Letter 189 Fathers and Sons 207 On Prayer • 219 On the Love of Honour • PAGE 150 152 157 ( 161 164 168 99 231 On Modesty . 99 289 On Death 171 175 2 178 182 185 349 On meeting Death 29 381 On Cheerfulness · 458 On True and False Shame ...
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... Letter . 567 On Mystery and Innuendo VI . - CRITICAL . § I. ON WIT , HUMOUR , AND TASTE . PAGE 268 271 274 278 281 285 288 291 294 296 299 302 . 305 308 311 313 No. 35 On True and False Humour 1 " " 58 On True and False Wit 316 319 99 ...
... Letter . 567 On Mystery and Innuendo VI . - CRITICAL . § I. ON WIT , HUMOUR , AND TASTE . PAGE 268 271 274 278 281 285 288 291 294 296 299 302 . 305 308 311 313 No. 35 On True and False Humour 1 " " 58 On True and False Wit 316 319 99 ...
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... letter describing his uncle's death in No. 544 ; the latter by means of an amusing narrative , in No. 197 , of a ... letters the dialect is not so far antiquated but that we can still relish their racy flavour ; b of these the reader ...
... letter describing his uncle's death in No. 544 ; the latter by means of an amusing narrative , in No. 197 , of a ... letters the dialect is not so far antiquated but that we can still relish their racy flavour ; b of these the reader ...
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... till the new men in power should have made the usual blunders , and been estranged by the usual 1 Letter to Marquis of Wharton , Oct. 17th , 1710 . INTRODUCTION . xix misunderstandings , before again taking up the xviii INTRODUCTION .
... till the new men in power should have made the usual blunders , and been estranged by the usual 1 Letter to Marquis of Wharton , Oct. 17th , 1710 . INTRODUCTION . xix misunderstandings , before again taking up the xviii INTRODUCTION .
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... . His papers in the first seven volumes of the Spectator are marked by the letter X. Addison on many occasions lent him a helping hand ; some of the papers INTRODUCTION . xxi ascribed to him were certainly touched by XX INTRODUCTION .
... . His papers in the first seven volumes of the Spectator are marked by the letter X. Addison on many occasions lent him a helping hand ; some of the papers INTRODUCTION . xxi ascribed to him were certainly touched by XX INTRODUCTION .
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