* * EDITOR'S DRAWER.

' Having availed myself of this editor's eulogy on my departed friend, for which I warmly thank him, let me not suffer the lustre of his reputation, honestly acquired by profound learning and vigorous eloquence, to be tarnished by a charge of illiberality.

Could the Editor's indiscretion provoke me, even so far as (within the rules of strictest honour) I could go; and I were not restrained by supererogatory affection to dear Mr. ADDISON, I would ask this unskilful Creature, What he means, when he speaks in an air of a reproach, that the Tatler was laid down as it was taken up, without his participation?

A kiss is not like the poems at all Which I drop through the editor's office door; For I like it as well "returned with thanks," As "accepted, with a request for more.

The text has, therefore, given rise to a fruitful crop of conjectural emendations, but it has not been deemed a part of the editor's duty to garner them.

We proceed to give the reader an abridgement of the editor's statement in his own words.

We proceed to give the reader an abridgement of the editor's statement in his own words.

But that I respect the editor's modesty, I would say it were not easy to find a periodical in Paris, at once so handsomely and economically got up asthis MIRROR.

The Editor's reply: "We don't enjoy the patronage of Chief Minister Pratapsing Raoji Rane.

The editor's views should not create ill-will between possible groups in the local milieu.

Early knowledge of the genius loci has left an impression on the editor's mind which has produced this very completely illustrated edition.

It will exhibit all the observable varieties of all the copies that can be found; that, if the reader is not satisfied with the editor's determination, he may have the means of choosing better for himself.

NM: editor's introd., vocabulary study, questions & assignments.

Modernized & edited with introd., notes, vocabulary & <pb id='456.png' /> direct-method exercises by H. Chonon Bercowitz & Samuel A. Wofsy, editor's foreword by Eduardo Neale-Silva.

By Oliver Perry Chitwood, editor's foreword by Guy Stanton Ford.

(Leaves from the editor's notebook) (In Ellery Queen's mystery magazine, July 1949)

© on editor's introd. & memoir, p.I-XXII & footnotes; 1Jun36; A94748.

(Leaves from the editor's notebook) (In Ellery Queen's mystery magazine, Sept. 1949)

(Leaves from the editor's notebook) (In Ellery Queen's mystery magazine, Nov. 1949)

An Editor's Opinion.

(See the Editor's "History of France under the Bourbons," c. xxv.)]

(See the Editor's "France under the Bourbons," iii. 157.)

(See the Editor's "Constitutional History of England, 1760-1860," pp.

The managing editor's face brightened.

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