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...Anchor tavern, in the Strand, with Lord Elibank, Mr. Langton, and Dr. Vansittart, of Oxford. ( 2 ) Without specifying each particular day, I have preserved the following memorable things. (1) The following meditations, made about this period, are very interesting sketches of his feelings:...

...and Anchor tavern, in the Strand, with Lord Elibank, Mr. Langton, and Dr. Vansittart, of Oxford. (2) Without specifying each particular day, I have preserved the following memorable things. (1) The following meditations, made about this period, are very interesting sketches of his feelings...

...at last to try what I could substitute for their mistakes, and how 1 could supply their omissions. Of the editions which chance or kindness put into my hands I have given an enumeration, that I may...

...at last to try what I could substitute for their mistakes, and how I could supply their omissions. I collated such copies as I could procure, and wished...the collectors of these rarities very communicative. Of the editions which chance or kindness put into my hands, I have given an enumeration, that I may...

...at last to try what I could substitute for their mistakes, and how I could supply their omissions. I collated such copies as I could procure, and wished...the collectors of these rarities very communicative. Of the editions which chance or kindness put into my hands I hare given an enumeration, that I may...

...at last to try what I could substitute for their mistakes, and how I could supply their omissions. I collated such copies as I could procure, and wished...the collectors of these rarities very communicative. Of the editions which chance or kindness put into my hands I have given an enumeration, that I may...

...Crown and Anchor tavern, in the Strand, with Lord EUbank, Mr. Langton, and Dr. Vansittart of Oxford.1 Without specifying each particular day, I have preserved...following memorable things. I regretted the reflection in hia preface to Shakspeare against Garrick, to whom we cannot but apply the following passage : —...