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Page 93
... laft Friday 1 , in relation to the new epilogue , he cannot take it amifs , if I now publifh another , which I have just received from a gentleman who does not agree with him in his fentiments upon that matter . " ' SIR , I AM amazed to ...
... laft Friday 1 , in relation to the new epilogue , he cannot take it amifs , if I now publifh another , which I have just received from a gentleman who does not agree with him in his fentiments upon that matter . " ' SIR , I AM amazed to ...
Page 147
... laft . " * T * By Steele , tranfcribed from Abp . Tillotson's Sermons , Vol . II . Serm . I. p . 9. Edit . in folio . Tuesday , April 15 , 1712 . N ° 353 In tenui labor Virg . Georg . iv . Though low the subject , it deserves our pains ...
... laft . " * T * By Steele , tranfcribed from Abp . Tillotson's Sermons , Vol . II . Serm . I. p . 9. Edit . in folio . Tuesday , April 15 , 1712 . N ° 353 In tenui labor Virg . Georg . iv . Though low the subject , it deserves our pains ...
Page 199
... laft qualification , which ' ferves as a varnish to all the reft , he is enabled to make the best use of his learning , and difplay it at full length upon all occafions . Laft fummer he diftin- guished himself two or three times very ...
... laft qualification , which ' ferves as a varnish to all the reft , he is enabled to make the best use of his learning , and difplay it at full length upon all occafions . Laft fummer he diftin- guished himself two or three times very ...
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