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2. « I hâve oflen rcflectcd, after a Night spent with him apart flrom ail the World, Ihat I had had the pieasure of convcrsing with an intlmate Acqualn* tance of Terence and CatuUus, who had ail thcir Wit and Nature hcightcn*d with Humour, more exquis! le and dclightAil than any other Man over possested. » (Lettre de Steele à Gongreve en tôle de The Drummer d' Addison.)