[Footnote 1: See the close of No. 2.]
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No. 28. Monday, April 2, 1711. Addison.
'... Neque semper arcum
Tendit Apollo.'
Hor.
I shall here present my Reader with a Letter from a Projector,
concerning a new Office which he thinks may very much contribute to the
Embellishment of the City, and to the driving Barbarity out of our
Streets. [I consider it as a Satyr upon Projectors in general, and a
lively Picture of the whole Art of Modern Criticism. [1]]