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Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison Alexander Chalmers. 1 / 824 Ad 2 OSCET CSC35 ( i ) TO JOHN.
Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison Alexander Chalmers. 1 / 824 Ad 2 OSCET CSC35 ( i ) TO JOHN.
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Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison Alexander Chalmers. 4 > . HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL PREFACE то THÉ SPECTATOR . IF we.
Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison Alexander Chalmers. 4 > . HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL PREFACE то THÉ SPECTATOR . IF we.
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... STEELE and ADDISON appear to have used the TATLER as a kind of exercise , a trial of skill , to determine what they could produce , and what the public expected , " quid ferreant humeri , quid recufant , " and having made fuitable ...
... STEELE and ADDISON appear to have used the TATLER as a kind of exercise , a trial of skill , to determine what they could produce , and what the public expected , " quid ferreant humeri , quid recufant , " and having made fuitable ...
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... STEELE had once fecured the fervices of ADDISON , when he faw not only what they had produced , but what they might produce , he could not but review the imperfections and inequalities of the TATLER with a wifh that his potent auxiliary ...
... STEELE had once fecured the fervices of ADDISON , when he faw not only what they had produced , but what they might produce , he could not but review the imperfections and inequalities of the TATLER with a wifh that his potent auxiliary ...
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... STEELE should conclude without giving ADDISON notice , it was a surprise that could not last long . It is indeed highly probable that STEELE immediately com- municated with ADDISON on the subject , unless we were to fuppofe , contrary ...
... STEELE should conclude without giving ADDISON notice , it was a surprise that could not last long . It is indeed highly probable that STEELE immediately com- municated with ADDISON on the subject , unless we were to fuppofe , contrary ...
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