The Spectator, Vol. 1: A New Edition Corrected From the Originals, With a Preface, Historical and Biographical (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from The Spectator, Vol. 1: A New Edition Corrected From the Originals, With a Preface, Historical and Biographical

It is stated on the same authority. As well as on that of Tickets. That Anotsos was ignorant of the conclusion of the TM us. Which. It we al low. It appears to have been actrrutnstance of little importance; nor did the work sull'er much. Says Joussos. By his unconsciousness of its commencement. Or his absence at its essa tion. For he continued his assistance to Dec. And the paper stopped on January it. If wr or others. Therefore. All'ectetl to be surprised that Bruce should conclude without giving Anet sou notice. It was a surprise that could not last long. Itis indeed bi lily obabie that license immediately conunun cate with Anotsos on the subject. Unless we were to suppose. Contrary to all evidence. And all some ol' interest and propri ety. That be disregarded Anntsos's services. W ten chiefly he experienced the bonalit arising lrotn thenn and discontinued the that he might begin another work without his aid.

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