...moft, when there are the feweft bones. Thus much, I think, is fufficient to ferve by way of addrefs to my patrons, the true modern critics, and may very well atone for my paft filence, as well as that which I am like to obferve for the future. I hope I have deferred fo...

...tojnarlmo& when there are the feweft bones. Thus much, I think, is fufficient to ferve by way of addrefs to my patrons, the true modern critics ; and may very well atone for my paft filence, as well as that which lam like to obferve for the future. 1 hope I have deferved fo well...

...when there are the feweft bones* P 4 Thui Thus much, I think, is fufficient to ferve by way of addrefs to my patrons, the true modern critics, and may very well atone for my paft filence, as well as that \yhich I am like to obferve for the future. J hope J have deferved fo...

...moft when there are the few eft bones. Thus much, I think, is fafficient to ferve by way of addrefs to my patrons, the true modern critics; and may very well atone for my paft filence, as well .as that which I am like to obferve for the future. I hope I have deferved fo...

...moft, when there are the feweft bones. Thus much, I think, is fufficient to ferve by way of addrefs to my patrons, the true modern critics ; and may very well atone for my paft filence, as well as that which I am * like to obferve for the future. I hope I have deferved fo...

...moft when there ;ue the feweft bones. Thus much, I think, is fufficient to ferve by way of addrels to my patrons, the true modern critics ; and may very well atone for my paft filence, as well as that which I am like to obferve for the future. I hope I have delerved fo...

...company ; and they that make their court best, are such as bespatter him most. Lastly, a true critick, in the perusal of a book, is like a dog at a feast, whose...bones. Thus much, I think, is sufficient to serve byway of address to my patrons, the true modern criticks; and may very well atone for my past silence,...

...company ; and they that make their court best, are such as bespatter him most. Lastly, a true critick, in the perusal of a book, is like a dog at a feast, whose...and consequently is apt to snarl most, when there arc the fewest bones. Thus much, I think, is sufficient to serve by way of address to my patrons, the...

...noblest writers by instinct, as a rat to the best cheese, or a wasp to the fairest fruit, ibid. In the perusal of a book, is like a dog at a feast, whose thoughts and stomach are set upon what the guests fling away, and consequently snarls most when {here are fewest bones, ibid....

...; and they that make their court best, are such as besj/atter him most. Lastly, a (rue Critick, in the perusal of a book, is like a dog at a feast, whose...bones*. Thus much, I think, is sufficient to serve bv way of address to my patrons, the true modern Criticks ; and may very well atone for my past silence,...