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describes a critic as ' a man who , on Ante , ADDISON , 12 . all occasions , is more attentive to Ante , ADDISON , 17 . what is wanting than what is present . ' • Ante , ADDISON , 17. This Ode See also post , ADDISON , 159 : Congreve ...
describes a critic as ' a man who , on Ante , ADDISON , 12 . all occasions , is more attentive to Ante , ADDISON , 17 . what is wanting than what is present . ' • Ante , ADDISON , 17. This Ode See also post , ADDISON , 159 : Congreve ...
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298 ) , he thus describes him :* This Lewis is a cunning shaver , And very much in Harley's favour . ' Arbuthnot wrote to Swift in Nov. 1723 : - The shaver is an honest friendly man as before . . . . He posts himself a good part of the ...
298 ) , he thus describes him :* This Lewis is a cunning shaver , And very much in Harley's favour . ' Arbuthnot wrote to Swift in Nov. 1723 : - The shaver is an honest friendly man as before . . . . He posts himself a good part of the ...
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When he describes hunting in For Clio see ante , ADDISON , 74 , and Warwickshire he is lively and interestfor Clio's aid to virtue , ADDISON , 123. ing ; but where , as in 200 lines of · Eng . Poets , xl . 165 , 170 .
When he describes hunting in For Clio see ante , ADDISON , 74 , and Warwickshire he is lively and interestfor Clio's aid to virtue , ADDISON , 123. ing ; but where , as in 200 lines of · Eng . Poets , xl . 165 , 170 .
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