...fuch an Employment was at firft yery dry and irkfome to him, he at kft •took an incredible Pleafure in it, and preferred it even to -the reading of Virgil or Cicero. The Reader will obferve, •that I have not here confidered Cuftom as it makes things eafie, but as...

...fuch an employment was at firfr. very dry and irkfom to him, he at lait took an incredible pleafure in it, and preferred it even to the reading of Virgil or Cicero. The reader will obferve, that I have not here considered cuftom as it makes things eafy, but as it...

...fuch an employment was at firft very dry and irkfome to him,. " he at laft took an incredible pleafure in it, and preferred it even to the reading of Virgil or Cicero. The. reader will obferve, that I have not here confidered cuftom as it makes things eafy, but as it...

...fuch an employment was at firft very dry and irkfome to him, he at lail took an incredible pleafure in it, and preferred it even to the reading of Virgil or Cicero." P. 162. The book to which the Bifhop here refers was firft publifhed in quarto, under the title of...

...fuch an employment was at firft very dry and irkfome to him, he at laft took an incredible pleafure in it, and preferred it even to the reading of Virgil or Cicero. The reader will obferve, that I have not here confidered c ujiom as it makes things eafy, but as it...

...fuch an employment was at firft very dry and irkfome to him, he at laft took an incredible pleafure in it, and preferred it even to the reading of Virgil or Cicero. The reader will obferve, that I have not hers confidered cuftom as it makes things eafy, but as it...

...fondness and affection for it. I have heard one of the greatest geniuses this age has produced, who had been trained up in all the polite studies of antiquity,...pleasure in it, and preferred it even to the reading of ^7i^ gil or Cicero. The reader will observe, that I have not here considered custom as it makes things...

...polite studies of antiquity, assure me, upon his being obliged to search into se' Dr. Atterbury. veral rolls and records, that, notwithstanding such an employment...preferred it even to the reading of Virgil or Cicero. The reader will observe, that I have not here considered custom as it makes things easy, but as it...

...fondness and affection for it. I have heard one of the greatest geniuses this age has produced ', who had been trained up in all the polite studies of antiquity, assure me, upon his being obliged to search into se1 Dr. Atterbury. veral rolls and records, that, notwithstanding such an employment was at first very...

...fondness and affection, for jt. I have heard one of the greatest geniuses this age has produced, who had been trained up in all the polite studies of antiquity,...preferred it even to the reading of Virgil or Cicero. The reader will observe, that I have not here considered custom as it makes things easy, but as it...