...he publilhed his Typographical Antiquities ; as appears from his blunders about them : and poflibly I myfelf might have remained in the fame predicament,...favoured with a Copy by my generous Friend, Mr. Lort. Mr. Caiman, in the Preface to his elegant Tranflation of Terence., hath offered fome arguments for the...

...fort with the utmoft avidity, moft certainly had not feen them, when he publifhed his Typo^ graphical Antiquities; as appears from his blunders about them:...with much confidence, fince the appearance of Mr. Johnlon's edition. " Befides the refemblance of particular paflages fcattered up and down in different...

...he publilhed his Typographical Antiquities ; as appears from his blunders about them : and poflibly I myfelf might have remained in the fame predicament,...Shakfpeare, which have been retailed with much . confidence, fmce the appearance of Mr. Johnfon's edition. " Befides the refemblance of particular paflages fcattered...

....lntiquities; as appears from his blunders about them : and possibly I myself might have remained in the same predicament, had I not been favoured with a copy by...Mr. Lort. Mr. Colman, in the Preface to his elegant translation of Terence, hath offered some arguments for the learning of Shakspeare, which have been...

...,'lnfiiimtiet; as appears from his blunders about them: and possibly 1 myself might have remained in the same predicament, had I not been favoured with a copy by my generous friend, Mr. Lort. It is scarcely conceivable, -how industriously the puritanical zeal of the last age exerted itself...

...Antiquities, as appears from his blunders about them : and possibly I myself might have remained in the same predicament, had I not been favoured with a copy by my generous friend, Mr. Lort." Essay on the Learning of Shakespeare. 'f Hence Tanner and others have been erroneously supposed to...

...Antiquities ; as appears from his blunders about them : and possibly I myself might have remained in the game predicament, had I not been favoured with a copy by my generous friend Mr. Lort. Shakespeare, which have been retailed with much confidence, since the appearance of Mr. Johnson's edition....

...Antiquities ; as appears from his blunders about them : and possibly I myself might have remained in the same predicament, had I not been favoured with a copy by my generous friend Mr. Lort. Shakespeare, which have been retailed with much confidence, since the appearance of Mr. Johnson's edition....

...Antiquities; as appears from his blunders about them ; and possibly I myself might have remained in the same predicament, had I not been favoured with a copy by...Mr. Lort. Mr. Colman, in the Preface to his elegant Translation of Terence, hath offered some arguments for the learning of Shakspeare, which have been...

...Antiquities; as appears from his blunders about them : and possibly I myself might have remained in the same predicament, had I not been favoured with a copy by...Mr. Lort. Mr. Colman, in the Preface to his elegant translation of Terence, hath offered some arguments for the learning of Shakespeare, which have been...