The sun., 1914-09-27

! undoing OF John Sorke was one volume
Of tho Taller" In this same collec-
tion of miscellaneous papers We find a
note from the author of the Taller" a
characteristic note to come from Dick
steele. for IL is a note Of hand from
one chroncally impecunious:
! 1T has happened by mistake of mine
| in my papers to the knowledge of which
l could not come till saw Mr.. Charles
I Silkcid that the note payable by Mr.
Addison to me has lain out after Mr..
Addison and | have settled our account
! it shall be taken up at Sir Francis
/ Child's on Wednesday morning with
interest since due. I am Sir. yr. most
humble servt. RicHD. STEELE"
on the margin of this scrawl is
penned in neat characters: Sir, II
: MIR. Steele fails YOU on Wednesday
morning will pay IL at that time and
place. Yr. Servant. J. ADDISON" Tho
one autograph is now az interesting and
as valuable as the other. but VIC can
well Imagine that the value Of Dick
Steele's note of land Of November u.
1907. lay IN Addison's acceptance. VI iS
a characteristic view OF the tNo men.
tomorrow. Addison always sduaring
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Yet the muses. were not altogether
absent from ErthiG Hail We fnd let
ters from Thomas Beech. wine merchant
Of tho shire town of Wrexham. He is
laying down for the cellars at Erthig
excellent French claret the same wine
Sir Harry Runhury drinks" and Haut
Bryan and Margauz. and az better
suited to a squire Of the old stock he
recommends a hogshead and half Of
red port "as good as ever I drank. old.
dry and clean wrack'd on
The wine needs no bush. II has long
since been consumed and may be re-
mempcred only in some twinge Of
an inheri cd goui hut the good mer-
chant Of wines was a poet. the au-
thor of "Eugenio." contributor to the
G"H'Icmdu'S NdCdSiuc with signatures
~ Fldo. T.. G. and Mrs. Manage. In
the neighborho d was rival poet. Mrs.
j. Brereton. who wrote with tho pen
name Of Melissa. She showed him
her compositions and asked his advice.
He took advantage ot her solicitude and
attacked her in print. When she ac-
cused him Of this dupliclty he denied II
mot without shocking imprccstions."
Tho poet Of tho hogsheads is Of value
only as bringing into this collection V
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And generous MoIler is the Wondrous Msn
Mrs Rroro,or usod tho muse for a
toy. nor main dsnendonce was 80; unon
n marvellous cordial which should curc
oil iIls md ,ts Ingredients had Ia b.
bourh, in tho distant markets lost
iaaloue rivals should discover tho secret
In la,,e, calling an .Ir Ne,ler IN make
some NJ those purchsses for her the
no,t.ub,rmaronolis, mentions her need
nf sniri, of Rcrs a drug now lost 1,
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olu.,vs irt.~..tinr gatherings from thc
,a,ters ~ Er;bip 10. ms have IN q king
or an and mass from the starvelinc poets
on, unon the great stage Gsorrius