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M3 1968 v.7 Reprinted from the edition of 1790 , London First AMS EDITION
published 1968 Manufactured in the United States of America The original
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M3 1968 v.7 Reprinted from the edition of 1790 , London First AMS EDITION
published 1968 Manufactured in the United States of America The original
pagination has been retained in this edition . Library of Congress Catalogue
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Dr. Johnson must have look'd into some early edition of Mr. Ed . wards's book , for
in his seventb edition he has this note : “ I have sometimes thought , that the
meaning may possibly be , tbin - poulder'd , by a strange compofition of Latin and
...
Dr. Johnson must have look'd into some early edition of Mr. Ed . wards's book , for
in his seventb edition he has this note : “ I have sometimes thought , that the
meaning may possibly be , tbin - poulder'd , by a strange compofition of Latin and
...
Side 456
... soften thy wan lip ?! Let modern editions ; or rather , a syllable ... In the old
editions : My powers are crescent , and my auguring bope , Says it will come to
the full . What does the ... In the old edition it is - tby wand lip ! Perhaps , for fond
lip , or ...
... soften thy wan lip ?! Let modern editions ; or rather , a syllable ... In the old
editions : My powers are crescent , and my auguring bope , Says it will come to
the full . What does the ... In the old edition it is - tby wand lip ! Perhaps , for fond
lip , or ...
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