Joseph Addison, Volume 10Twayne Publishers, 1982 - 182 pagine |
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Pagina 68
... reason for the change was practical : the news features , which had at first . helped sell the Tatler , Steele diverted exclusively to the Gazette . " Partly the reason was literary : Steele was increasingly assisted by Addison . The ...
... reason for the change was practical : the news features , which had at first . helped sell the Tatler , Steele diverted exclusively to the Gazette . " Partly the reason was literary : Steele was increasingly assisted by Addison . The ...
Pagina 130
... reason- able compromise to opponents , to be firm in certain opinions but civil in their expression . Sometimes , of course , the logic and reason break down , " but on the whole the Freeholder is vintage Addison . It is remarkable for ...
... reason- able compromise to opponents , to be firm in certain opinions but civil in their expression . Sometimes , of course , the logic and reason break down , " but on the whole the Freeholder is vintage Addison . It is remarkable for ...
Pagina 162
... Reason ; but as a rest from Reason it has distinct advantages over Jargon . ” Notes and References The best modern edition of Addison is 162 JOSEPH ADDISON.
... Reason ; but as a rest from Reason it has distinct advantages over Jargon . ” Notes and References The best modern edition of Addison is 162 JOSEPH ADDISON.
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