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2. «[ I hâve often reflected, after a Night spetit with him apart jfirom ail the World, that 1 had had the Pleasure of conversing with an intimate Acquaintance of Terence and CatulluSy who had ail their Wit and Nature heighten'd with Hamour, more exquisite and delightful than any other Man over possessed. » (Lettre de Steele à Gongreve en tête de The Drummer d' Addison.)