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Page viii
... Spectator reduced the unfet- tled practice of daily intercourfe to propriety and politenefs ; they fuperadded literature and criti- cifm , and fometimes towered far above their pre- deceffors of Italy and France , and taught , with ...
... Spectator reduced the unfet- tled practice of daily intercourfe to propriety and politenefs ; they fuperadded literature and criti- cifm , and fometimes towered far above their pre- deceffors of Italy and France , and taught , with ...
Page xvii
... Spectators were written very faft , and fent immediately to the prefs ; and that it feemed for his advantage not to have time for much pe- rufal . Of the course of Addison's familiar day , be- fore his marriage , Pope has given a detail ...
... Spectators were written very faft , and fent immediately to the prefs ; and that it feemed for his advantage not to have time for much pe- rufal . Of the course of Addison's familiar day , be- fore his marriage , Pope has given a detail ...
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