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Page 144
... design of this , perhaps more popular work , is to prefent the lefs critical reader with Shakespeare as altered and accommodated to the tafte of an age more refined than that in which the Author lived and wrote , - more capable of ...
... design of this , perhaps more popular work , is to prefent the lefs critical reader with Shakespeare as altered and accommodated to the tafte of an age more refined than that in which the Author lived and wrote , - more capable of ...
Page 335
... design was to tell the truth to the best of my knowledge - For this Lam charged with wilful mifreprefentation , and treated with unneceffary afperity . Whatever Dr. F. may think , I am not his enemy - I have no malevolence to him , nor ...
... design was to tell the truth to the best of my knowledge - For this Lam charged with wilful mifreprefentation , and treated with unneceffary afperity . Whatever Dr. F. may think , I am not his enemy - I have no malevolence to him , nor ...
Page 500
... design of a more fcriptural form of worship was first propofed to be put in practice , upon the plan of the late Dr. Samuel Clarke , fome friends advised to print the liturgy of the church of England , with his emendations , and to make ...
... design of a more fcriptural form of worship was first propofed to be put in practice , upon the plan of the late Dr. Samuel Clarke , fome friends advised to print the liturgy of the church of England , with his emendations , and to make ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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