The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - Počet stran: 312 |
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J. ADDISON. Addison married Jane Gulstone, who was the daughter of a Doctor of Divinity, and whose brother became Bishop of Bristol. In the little Wiltshire parsonage Joseph Addison and his younger brothers and sisters were born. The ...
J. ADDISON. Addison married Jane Gulstone, who was the daughter of a Doctor of Divinity, and whose brother became Bishop of Bristol. In the little Wiltshire parsonage Joseph Addison and his younger brothers and sisters were born. The ...
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... Addison's, Swift said she was 'a sort of wit, very like him. I was not fond of her.' In the latter years of the seventeenth century, when Steele and Addison were students at Oxford, most English writers were submissive to the new ...
... Addison's, Swift said she was 'a sort of wit, very like him. I was not fond of her.' In the latter years of the seventeenth century, when Steele and Addison were students at Oxford, most English writers were submissive to the new ...
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... Addison and Steele lived in the transition time between these periods. They were born into one of them and— Steele immediately, Addison through Steele's influence upon him—they were trusty guides into the other. Thus the 'Spectator' is ...
... Addison and Steele lived in the transition time between these periods. They were born into one of them and— Steele immediately, Addison through Steele's influence upon him—they were trusty guides into the other. Thus the 'Spectator' is ...
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J. ADDISON. Oxford, in times not long past, had inclined to faith in divine right of kings. Addison's father, a church dignitary who had been a Royalist during the Civil War, laid stress upon obedience to authority in Church and State ...
J. ADDISON. Oxford, in times not long past, had inclined to faith in divine right of kings. Addison's father, a church dignitary who had been a Royalist during the Civil War, laid stress upon obedience to authority in Church and State ...
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... Addison reads Dryden, in praise of whom he wrote his earliest known verse; or reads endeavours of his own, which his friend Steele warmly applauds. They dream together of the future; Addison sage, but speculative, and Steele practical ...
... Addison reads Dryden, in praise of whom he wrote his earliest known verse; or reads endeavours of his own, which his friend Steele warmly applauds. They dream together of the future; Addison sage, but speculative, and Steele practical ...
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