The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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... Steele . PAGE 163. Greek Critick . Dionysius Halicarnassensis , De Struc- tura Orationis , London , 1702 , page 202 . Advertisement in A : ' Just Publish'd . The Spectator In- spected , or a Letter to the Spectator from an Officer of ...
... Steele . PAGE 163. Greek Critick . Dionysius Halicarnassensis , De Struc- tura Orationis , London , 1702 , page 202 . Advertisement in A : ' Just Publish'd . The Spectator In- spected , or a Letter to the Spectator from an Officer of ...
Strana 494
... Steele's request in behalf of Clayton ' whose interest he ( Steele ) espouses with great zeal . His expression is Pray oblige Mr. Clayton , that is me , so far as , etc. The desire I have to gratify Mr. Steele has made me consent to his ...
... Steele's request in behalf of Clayton ' whose interest he ( Steele ) espouses with great zeal . His expression is Pray oblige Mr. Clayton , that is me , so far as , etc. The desire I have to gratify Mr. Steele has made me consent to his ...
Strana 497
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele George Gregory Smith. and though ' duration ' is not mentioned here , it is discussed , at considerable length ... Steele , page 498. ) Thirty Marks . £ 20 . PAGE 302. Will had been busie . Cf. i . NOTES ...
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele George Gregory Smith. and though ' duration ' is not mentioned here , it is discussed , at considerable length ... Steele , page 498. ) Thirty Marks . £ 20 . PAGE 302. Will had been busie . Cf. i . NOTES ...
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