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Pagina vi
... use of letters sent in by the numerous correfpondents of the SPECTATOR , to have executed his large share of this task in so exquifite a manner , if he had not in- grafted into it many pieces that had lain by him in little hints and ...
... use of letters sent in by the numerous correfpondents of the SPECTATOR , to have executed his large share of this task in so exquifite a manner , if he had not in- grafted into it many pieces that had lain by him in little hints and ...
Pagina vii
... use . The irregularities in Sir ROGER'S conduct seem not fo much the effects of a mind deviating from the beaten track of life , by the perpetual preffure of some overwhelming idea , as of habitual rusticity , and that negligence which ...
... use . The irregularities in Sir ROGER'S conduct seem not fo much the effects of a mind deviating from the beaten track of life , by the perpetual preffure of some overwhelming idea , as of habitual rusticity , and that negligence which ...
Pagina viii
... use of it ; that Sir ROGER'S irregularities are the effects of habitual rufticity , and of negligence created by folitary grandeur ; and , in short , that ADDISON was deterred from prosecuting his own design with respect to Sir ROGER ...
... use of it ; that Sir ROGER'S irregularities are the effects of habitual rufticity , and of negligence created by folitary grandeur ; and , in short , that ADDISON was deterred from prosecuting his own design with respect to Sir ROGER ...
Pagina xiii
... use is made of Sir ANDREW's character , and the fame remark may be applied to Capt . SENTRY and the CLERGYMAN . WILL HONEYCOMB Occurs more frequently , and affords more amusement , although not altogether of the unmixed kind . This ...
... use is made of Sir ANDREW's character , and the fame remark may be applied to Capt . SENTRY and the CLERGYMAN . WILL HONEYCOMB Occurs more frequently , and affords more amusement , although not altogether of the unmixed kind . This ...
Pagina xvi
... use ADDISON made of it : in ADDISON'S account of his taciturnity , and STEELE's happy illustration of it in No. 4. No. 64 , by STEELE , must , I think , be allowed the most exact imitation of ADDISON'S style and humour ever attempted ...
... use ADDISON made of it : in ADDISON'S account of his taciturnity , and STEELE's happy illustration of it in No. 4. No. 64 , by STEELE , must , I think , be allowed the most exact imitation of ADDISON'S style and humour ever attempted ...
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