The Spectator, Svazek 2Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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... Steele's statement that the letters are genuine is literally true : they were addressed by Steele to Mary Scurlock , his second wife ( ' dear Prue ' ) , four years previously , and will be found in Miss Blanchard's edition of the ...
... Steele's statement that the letters are genuine is literally true : they were addressed by Steele to Mary Scurlock , his second wife ( ' dear Prue ' ) , four years previously , and will be found in Miss Blanchard's edition of the ...
Strana 64
... Steele to his wife by Nichols , who printed it in 1809 ( i . 218 ) . Miss Blanchard ( No. 393 ) also accepts it as genuine , although the manuscript is ' not among the Steele papers in the British Museum ' . 2 Motto . Martial , Epigrams ...
... Steele to his wife by Nichols , who printed it in 1809 ( i . 218 ) . Miss Blanchard ( No. 393 ) also accepts it as genuine , although the manuscript is ' not among the Steele papers in the British Museum ' . 2 Motto . Martial , Epigrams ...
Strana 483
... Steele knew each other ; and Pope , when he read this number of the Spectator on 29 Dec. , thought that Steele was the author . In his letter to Steele on the following day Pope thanked him for praising the poem and acknowledged ' the ...
... Steele knew each other ; and Pope , when he read this number of the Spectator on 29 Dec. , thought that Steele was the author . In his letter to Steele on the following day Pope thanked him for praising the poem and acknowledged ' the ...
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