THE END.
Footnotes:
[1] Spectator, No. 108.
[2] Spectator, No. 158.
[3] Spectator, No. 341.
[4] Spectator, No. 65.
[5] Tatler, No. 25.
[6] A note in the edition of Johnson’s Lives of the Poets, published in 1801, states, on the authority of a “Lady in Wiltshire,” who derived her information from a Mr. Stephens, a Fellow of Magdalen and a contemporary of Addison’s, that the Henry Sacheverell to whom Addison dedicated his Account of the Greatest English Poets was not the well-known divine, but a personal friend of Addison’s, who died young, having written a History of the Isle of Man.
[7] Spence’s Anecdotes, p. 50.