...Stella, that, after all, he had never known any associate so agreeable as Addison. Steele, an excellent judge of lively conversation, said that the conversation...Terence and Catullus in one, heightened by an exquisite some thing which was neither Terence nor Catullus, but Addison alone. Young, an excellent judge of...

...excellent judge o lively conversation, said that the conversa tion of Addison was at once the mos' polite, and the most mirthful, that could be imagined ; — that it was Terence and Catul lus in one, heightened by an exquisite some thing which was neither Terence nor Catul ' 'as,...

...Stella, that, after all, he had never known any associate so agreeable as Addison. Steele, an excellent judge of lively conversation, said, that the conversation...excellent judge of serious conversation, said, that when Addisou was at his ease, he went on in a noble strain of thought and language, so as to chain the attention...

...Stella, that, after all, he had never known any associate so agreeable as Addison. Steele, an excellent judge of lively conversation, said, that the conversation...once the most polite, and the most mirthful, that aould be imagined; — that it was Terence and Catullus in one, heightened by an exquisite something...

...Stella, that, after all, he had never known any associate so agreeable as Addison. Steele, an excellent judge of lively conversation, said, that the conversation...Catullus in one, heightened by an exquisite something that was neither Terence nor Catullus, but Addison alone. Young, an excellent judge of serious conversation,...

...Stella, that, after all, he had never known any associate so agreeable as Addison. Steele, an excellent judge of lively conversation, said, that the conversation...Catullus in one, heightened by an exquisite something that was neither Terence nor Catullus, but Addison alone. Young, an excellent judge of serious conversation,...

...Stella, that, after all, he had never known any associate so agreeable as Addison. Steele, an excellent judge of lively conversation, said, that the conversation...Catullus in one, heightened by an exquisite something that was neither Terence nor Catullus, but Addison alone. Young, an excellent judge of serious conversation,...

...found no where else. Swift, that he had never known so agreeable an associate. Steele, an excellent judge of lively conversation, said that the conversation,...Catullus in one, heightened by an exquisite something that was neither Terence nor Catullus, but Addison alone. But to enjoy his conversation in the highest...

...Stella that, after nil, he had never known any associate so agreeable as Addison. Steele, an excellent judge of lively conversation, said, that the conversation...conversation, said, that when Addison was at his ease, lie went on in a noble strain of thought and language, so as to chain the attention of every hearer....

...was forced to own that there was an indescribable charm about Addison's talk. Steele, an excellent judge of lively conversation, said that the conversation...was neither Terence nor Catullus, but Addison alone. But Addison's extraordinary poweis were not exhibited to crowds or to strangers. Whenever he entered...