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Pagina vii
... Isaac Bickerstaff , Esq . ' ; but having by long experience found that reform- ation is a work of time , he proposed ... Bickerstaff , aforesaid , has effectu- ally suppressed them ' 1 . C The name of Isaac Bickerstaff , it may at ...
... Isaac Bickerstaff , Esq . ' ; but having by long experience found that reform- ation is a work of time , he proposed ... Bickerstaff , aforesaid , has effectu- ally suppressed them ' 1 . C The name of Isaac Bickerstaff , it may at ...
Pagina viii
... Isaac Bickerstaff , Esq . ' replied that he could prove Partridge was not alive ; for no one living could write such rubbish as the new almanac . In The Tatler , Steele afterwards wrote that Swift had made Mr Bickerstaff's name famous ...
... Isaac Bickerstaff , Esq . ' replied that he could prove Partridge was not alive ; for no one living could write such rubbish as the new almanac . In The Tatler , Steele afterwards wrote that Swift had made Mr Bickerstaff's name famous ...
Pagina ix
... Isaac Bickerstaff we meet with other members of his family , especially his half - sister , Jenny Distaff , and her husband , and his three nephews . In the last number Steele wrote : ' It has been a most exquisite pleasure to me to ...
... Isaac Bickerstaff we meet with other members of his family , especially his half - sister , Jenny Distaff , and her husband , and his three nephews . In the last number Steele wrote : ' It has been a most exquisite pleasure to me to ...
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