The TatlerWarne, 1888 |
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... raised the influence of the House of Commons as eventually to create our lower assembly the centre and force of the State . But the Revolution of 1688 was as much social as it was political . If it emancipated the people from the ...
... raised the influence of the House of Commons as eventually to create our lower assembly the centre and force of the State . But the Revolution of 1688 was as much social as it was political . If it emancipated the people from the ...
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... raised the tone of the journal to the height it reached and made it the welcome guest at every breakfast table . " The truth is , " writes Macaulay , " that the fifty or sixty numbers which we owe to Addison were not merely the best but ...
... raised the tone of the journal to the height it reached and made it the welcome guest at every breakfast table . " The truth is , " writes Macaulay , " that the fifty or sixty numbers which we owe to Addison were not merely the best but ...
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... raised to a greater thing than I intended it ! For the elegance , purity and correctness which appeared in the writings of Joseph Addison were not so much my purpose ; as ( in any intelligible manner , as I could ) to rally all those ...
... raised to a greater thing than I intended it ! For the elegance , purity and correctness which appeared in the writings of Joseph Addison were not so much my purpose ; as ( in any intelligible manner , as I could ) to rally all those ...
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... raise a laugh or inflict one of his little stabs which strike so gently and yet go so home , but by the aid of an art which is absolutely without reproach : in the perusal of his pages we feel we are in the presence of a perfect man of ...
... raise a laugh or inflict one of his little stabs which strike so gently and yet go so home , but by the aid of an art which is absolutely without reproach : in the perusal of his pages we feel we are in the presence of a perfect man of ...
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... raised the salary from sixty to three hundred pounds . This was devilish ungrateful , and Lewis was telling me the particulars ; but I had a hint given me that I might save him in the other employment , and leave was given me to clear ...
... raised the salary from sixty to three hundred pounds . This was devilish ungrateful , and Lewis was telling me the particulars ; but I had a hint given me that I might save him in the other employment , and leave was given me to clear ...
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