The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... STEELE . T. 2 This last paragraph is a transcript by Steele from his own " Christian Hero . " N ° 357. SATURDAY , APRIL 19 , 1712 . 356 . 189 .SPECTATOR .
... STEELE . T. 2 This last paragraph is a transcript by Steele from his own " Christian Hero . " N ° 357. SATURDAY , APRIL 19 , 1712 . 356 . 189 .SPECTATOR .
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... Steele , it was probably suppressed on the first re - publication , at the request of Addison , to whom it is so very flattering a compliment : - I cannot quit this head without paying my acknowledgments to one of the most entertaining ...
... Steele , it was probably suppressed on the first re - publication , at the request of Addison , to whom it is so very flattering a compliment : - I cannot quit this head without paying my acknowledgments to one of the most entertaining ...
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... as the tendency of this is only to increase fraud and deceit , I hope you will please to take notice of it . " STEELE . I am , with respect , • Your humble servant , ' H. R. ' T. N ° 373. THURSDAY , MAY 8 , 1712 . 278 372 . SPECTATOR .
... as the tendency of this is only to increase fraud and deceit , I hope you will please to take notice of it . " STEELE . I am , with respect , • Your humble servant , ' H. R. ' T. N ° 373. THURSDAY , MAY 8 , 1712 . 278 372 . SPECTATOR .
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