C.

[Footnote 1: Fought April 25 (O.S. 14), 1707, between the English, under

Lord Galway, a Frenchman, with Portuguese, Dutch, and Spanish allies,

and a superior force of French and Spaniards, under an Englishman, the

Duke of Berwick, natural son of James II. Deserted by many of the

foreign troops, the English were defeated.]

[Footnote 2: cleaning]

[Footnote 3: that]

[Footnote 4: that]

* * * * *

No. 8. Friday, March 9, 1711. Addison.

'At _Venus_ obscuro gradientes ære sepsit,

Et multo Nebulae circum Dea fudit amictu,

Cernere ne quis eos ...'

Virg.

I shall here communicate to the World a couple of Letters, which I

believe will give the Reader as good an Entertainment as any that I am

able to furnish [him [1]] with, and therefore shall make no Apology for

them.

'To the SPECTATOR, &c.

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