The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - 312 strán (strany) |
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... Addison up to the place in literature which became him. It was Steele who caused thenice critical tastewhich Addison might have spentonly in accordancewiththe fleeting fashions of his time, to be inspired with all Addison's religious ...
... Addison up to the place in literature which became him. It was Steele who caused thenice critical tastewhich Addison might have spentonly in accordancewiththe fleeting fashions of his time, to be inspired with all Addison's religious ...
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J. ADDISON. own uses, and made them both what they are to us now. Joseph Addison was born into a home which the steadfast labour of his father, Lancelot, had made prosperous and happy. Lancelot Addison had earned success. His father ...
J. ADDISON. own uses, and made them both what they are to us now. Joseph Addison was born into a home which the steadfast labour of his father, Lancelot, had made prosperous and happy. Lancelot Addison had earned success. His father ...
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... Addison and Steele wrote verse atCollege. From each ofthemwe have a poem written at nearlythe same age: Addison'sin April, 1694, Steele's early in 1695. Addison drew from literature a metrical 'Account of the Greatest English Poets ...
... Addison and Steele wrote verse atCollege. From each ofthemwe have a poem written at nearlythe same age: Addison'sin April, 1694, Steele's early in 1695. Addison drew from literature a metrical 'Account of the Greatest English Poets ...
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... Addison sheltering his taste for playful writing behinda Roman Wall of hexameter. Foramong his Latin poemsin the Oxford 'Musae Anglicanae' are eighty or ninety lines of resonant Latinverse upon 'Machinae Gesticulantes, 'anglice' A ...
... Addison sheltering his taste for playful writing behinda Roman Wall of hexameter. Foramong his Latin poemsin the Oxford 'Musae Anglicanae' are eighty or ninety lines of resonant Latinverse upon 'Machinae Gesticulantes, 'anglice' A ...
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... Addison which had been slightly warmed by contact with the generous enthusiasm of Steele. In hispoetical letter toHalifax written during his travels Addison gavethe sum ofhis prosevolume when he told how hefelt himself ... onclassic ...
... Addison which had been slightly warmed by contact with the generous enthusiasm of Steele. In hispoetical letter toHalifax written during his travels Addison gavethe sum ofhis prosevolume when he told how hefelt himself ... onclassic ...
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