...hours, and sometimes far into the night." " I was (adds Pope) of the company for about a year, but I found it too much for me : it hurt my health ; and so I quitted it." — In another place his account is more conformable to the representation given in the text : " Addison's...

...it of himself." But surely his representation of his convivial talents must be acknowledged to have there, and stayed five or six hours, and sometimes far into the night." " I was (adds Pope) of the company for about a year, but I found it too much for me : it hurt my health ; and...

...it of himself." But surely his representation of his convivial talents must be acknowledged to have there, and stayed five or six hours, and sometimes far into the night." " I was (adds Pope) of the company for about a year, but I found it too much for me : it hurt my health; and...

...liours, and sometimes far into the night." " I was (adds Pope) of the company for about a year, but I found it too much for me : it hurt my health ; and so I quitted it;" — In another place his account is more conformable to the representation given in the text : " Addison'j...

...it of himself." But surely his representation of his convivial talents must be acknowledged to have there, and stayed five or six hours, and sometimes far into the night." " 1 was (adds Pope) of the company for about a year,, but I found it too much for me ; it hurt my health;...

...bishop ! I'm sure he looks that way ; and indeed, I ever thought him a priest in his heart. " — P, ' Addison usually studied all the morning ; then met...much for me : it hurt my health, and so I quitted it. — P. ' ' Addison passed each day alike; and much in the manner that Dryden did.— ^Dryden employed...

...six hours, sometimes far into the night. I was," adds he, " of the com. pany for about a year, but I found it too much for me : it hurt my health, and so I quitted it." In another place, Pope says, " Addison's chief companions, before he married Lady Warwick, were Steele,...

...certainly a grand peut-itrc." What he says of Addison's habits is quite consistent with other reports. " Addison usually studied all the morning; then met...the night— I was of the company for about a year (probably 1713,) but found it too much for me : it hurt my health, and so I quitted it". The following...

...the rabbit-woman, by him and Mr. Poultney ; and they wrote two or three more together. — The same. Addison usually studied all the morning ; then met...five or six hours, and sometimes far into the night. — The same. I was of the company for about a year *, but found it too much for me : it hurt my health,...

...prose, though he wrote the latter with such particular ease, fluency, and happiness. — Mr. Pope. Addison usually studied all the morning, then met his party at Button's, dined there, and staid five or six hours, and sometimes far into the night. — The same. I was of the company for about...