A Description of the Grotto of Antiparos Page 29

A Review of a Philofophical Enquiry into the Ori

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gin of our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful

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The Life of Father Paul Sarpi, Author of the Hif-

tory of the Council of Trent
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Fragment of a Copy of Verfes to Lord March and

Lord George, Sons of his Grace the Duke of

Rd, on their dangerously falling through

the Ice at Godwood: Illuftrated with Notes Va-

riorum by Martin Scribbler, jun. Suppofed to

be written by B. Thornton, Efq.
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An Inspector, Number 66666. By the fame

History of the most amazing and fagacious English

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Dog. Written by himself

The

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The Life of Henry St. John, Lord Viscount Bo-

lingbroke. By Dr. Goldsmith. `-

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An Introduction to the Theory of the Human

Mind. By J. Ufher, Author of Clio

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The Life of Thomas Parnell, D.D. Archdeacon

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of Clogher. By Dr. Goldsmith

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The State of the General Infirmary at Leicester.

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By J. Craddock, Efq.

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Epitaph on a Gentleman's Son of nine Years old.

By J. Craddock, Esq.

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Elegy to a Lady who wished not to hear the Toll of

a Bell on the Evening of the late Princess Dowa-

ger's Funeral. By J. Craddock, Efq.

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Epigram on the four Tranflations of Homer

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An Ode on the Author's Birth-day. By Hawkins

Brown, Efq.

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An Author to be Let. Being a Propofal humbly

addreffed to the Confideration of the Knights,

Efquires, Gentlemen, and other worshipful and

weighty Members of the solid and ancient Society

of the Bathos. By their Affociate and Well-

wifher Ifcariot Hackney
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Of Public Spirit, in regard to Public Works: A

Poem, to his Royal Highness Frederick Prince of

Wales. By Richard Savage, Efq.

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The Playhouse: A Satire. By Mr. A. D-n

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Faction Displayed: A Satire

The Tears of Genius. An Ode, to the Memory

of Mr. Gray. By J. T.

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Sympathetic

Sympathetic Blifs. By the Author of the Cave of

Morar

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Ode to the Lark. By the Author of the Cave of

Morar

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Simplicity, a Paftoral. By the Author of the Cave

of Morar

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Preface to a Dictionary of Commerce

To a Bush Fighter

To Dr. Goldsmith on the Succefs of his Comedy

called, The Miftakes of a Night

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Prologue to the revived Tragedy of Timoleon,

spoken by Mr. Reddish, at Drury-Lane Theatre,

in 1771. Written by Mr. Craddock

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Prologue to the Provoked Husband, spoken laft

Christmas at Cafhiobury, the Seat of the Earl of

Effex. Written by the fame

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Some

Some Account of a Book called, The Life of Ben-

venuto Cellini

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An Epitaph on Mifs Drummond, Daughter to the

Archbishop of York. By the Rev. Mr. Mafon 300

Some Account of the Life and Writings of Dr.

John Eachard
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