The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana iv
... Addison and Steele were schoolboys together at the Charterhouse . Addi- son was a dean's son , and a private boarder ; Steele , fatherless , and a boy on the founda- tion . They were of like age . The register of Steele's baptism ...
... Addison and Steele were schoolboys together at the Charterhouse . Addi- son was a dean's son , and a private boarder ; Steele , fatherless , and a boy on the founda- tion . They were of like age . The register of Steele's baptism ...
Strana vi
... Addison found nothing new to him in the temper of his University , and was influenced , as in his youth every one must and should be , by the prevalent tone of opinion in cultivated men . But he had , and felt that he had , wit and ...
... Addison found nothing new to him in the temper of his University , and was influenced , as in his youth every one must and should be , by the prevalent tone of opinion in cultivated men . But he had , and felt that he had , wit and ...
Strana ix
... Addison sheltering his taste for playful writing behind a Roman Wall of hexameter . For among his Latin poems in the Oxford Musa Anglicane are eighty or ninety lines of resonant Latin verse upon Machinæ Ges- ' ticulantes , anglice A ...
... Addison sheltering his taste for playful writing behind a Roman Wall of hexameter . For among his Latin poems in the Oxford Musa Anglicane are eighty or ninety lines of resonant Latin verse upon Machinæ Ges- ' ticulantes , anglice A ...
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