The Spectator, Volume 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Pagina 106
... VIRG . , En . xii , 46 [ ADDISON THE following letter will explain itself , and needs no apology : SIR , -I am one of that sickly tribe who are com- monly known by the name of Valetudinarians , and do confess to you that I first ...
... VIRG . , En . xii , 46 [ ADDISON THE following letter will explain itself , and needs no apology : SIR , -I am one of that sickly tribe who are com- monly known by the name of Valetudinarians , and do confess to you that I first ...
Pagina 150
... VIRG . , En . iii , 583 [ STEELE I SHALL not put myself to any further pains for this day's entertainment than barely to publish the letters and titles of petitions from the play- house , with the minutes I have made upon the latter for ...
... VIRG . , En . iii , 583 [ STEELE I SHALL not put myself to any further pains for this day's entertainment than barely to publish the letters and titles of petitions from the play- house , with the minutes I have made upon the latter for ...
Pagina 154
... VIRG . , Æn . vii , 805 [ ADDISON SOME months ago , my friend Sir Roger being in the country , enclosed a letter to me , directed to a certain lady whom I shall here call by the name of Leonora 1 , and as it contained matters of conse ...
... VIRG . , Æn . vii , 805 [ ADDISON SOME months ago , my friend Sir Roger being in the country , enclosed a letter to me , directed to a certain lady whom I shall here call by the name of Leonora 1 , and as it contained matters of conse ...
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