The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers, from "The Spectator"Longmans, Green, and Company, 1896 - 174 páginas |
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... reader , with so much seeming seriousness and candor as to take in many good people and some bad ones ; in fact ... readers . Finally Bickerstaff begins his concrete prophecies : " My first prediction is but a trifle , it relates to ...
... reader , with so much seeming seriousness and candor as to take in many good people and some bad ones ; in fact ... readers . Finally Bickerstaff begins his concrete prophecies : " My first prediction is but a trifle , it relates to ...
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... readers in a chatty , informal style a variety of information . As the name of " Isaac Bickerstaff " was then in every- body's mouth , it seemed a peculiarly favorable opportunity to publish the new paper over his name . Acting perhaps ...
... readers in a chatty , informal style a variety of information . As the name of " Isaac Bickerstaff " was then in every- body's mouth , it seemed a peculiarly favorable opportunity to publish the new paper over his name . Acting perhaps ...
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... readers that he has ' besides the force of his own parts , the power of di- vination , and that he can [ as in the case of Partridge ] by casting a figure tell all that will happen before it comes to pass ; but that he shall use this ...
... readers that he has ' besides the force of his own parts , the power of di- vination , and that he can [ as in the case of Partridge ] by casting a figure tell all that will happen before it comes to pass ; but that he shall use this ...
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... reader's most obliged , most obedient , humble servant , and laid down his pen . 99 Swift wrote to " Stella " a slightly different view : " Steele's last Tatler came out to - day . You will see it be- fore this comes to you , and how he ...
... reader's most obliged , most obedient , humble servant , and laid down his pen . 99 Swift wrote to " Stella " a slightly different view : " Steele's last Tatler came out to - day . You will see it be- fore this comes to you , and how he ...
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... readers consider the Spectator a greater work than the Tatler , but there is at least one notable exception . Hazlitt says : " I have always preferred the Tatler to the Spectator . Whether it is owing to my having been earlier or better ...
... readers consider the Spectator a greater work than the Tatler , but there is at least one notable exception . Hazlitt says : " I have always preferred the Tatler to the Spectator . Whether it is owing to my having been earlier or better ...
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Sir Roger de Coverley Papers in the Spectator Joseph Addison,Sir Richard Steele,Eustace Budgell Vista completa - 1906 |
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