Memoirs of John Horne Tooke Interspersed With Original Documents volume 1
Memoirs of John Horne Tooke Interspersed With Original Documents volume 1
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Heaton Wilkes has *' continued his canvass, which he began many *' months before he was a freeman, down to this " time, and was made free of the city of London ^* on the 27th of last September. " J. Horne. " 177^' I-HE OF JOHN HORNE TOOKE. 24!
"TO MR JOHN WlLIvF. S.
(lKTTER VII. ) '^'THE palm of lidclity iukI exactness, ' I ^' think you say, 'shall be yielded to the alder- *' man of Farriiii;dou Without. ' Do voii mean '•' the JiihUty you exemplify by publishing ])ri- " vate letters ? or the ex...actness with which " you discharge your obligations? Is there " either Jideliti/ or exactness in what you say " a icw lines afterwards? ' As to the vesti- " inenta pretiasa of Eutrapelus, it ought un- " doubtedly to be — his acquaintance — not — him " — ff'hefher the printer or I made the trijiing " mistake, / do imt recollect. '' Not recollect a *' circumstance of this kind at the distance of *' two days ? you are very exacts truly ! The mis- '• take itself is but a trijiing oue, and such as " you have always been very apt to make, only " a difference of meuni and tiiuni ; and whether "* the bad character, given by Horace, rehites to ** you or to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heaton Wilkes has *' continued his canvass, which he began many *' months before he was a freeman, down to this " time, and was made free of the city of London ^* on the 27th of last September. " J. Horne. " 177^' I-HE OF JOHN HORNE TOOKE. 24!
"TO MR JOHN WlLIvF. S.
(lKTTER VII. ) '^'THE palm of lidclity iukI exactness, ' I ^' think you say, 'shall be yielded to the alder- *' man of Farriiii;dou Without. ' Do voii mean '•' the JiihUty you exemplify by publishing ])ri- " vate letters ? or the ex...actness with which " you discharge your obligations? Is there " either Jideliti/ or exactness in what you say " a icw lines afterwards? ' As to the vesti- " inenta pretiasa of Eutrapelus, it ought un- " doubtedly to be — his acquaintance — not — him " — ff'hefher the printer or I made the trijiing " mistake, / do imt recollect. '' Not recollect a *' circumstance of this kind at the distance of *' two days ? you are very exacts truly ! The mis- '• take itself is but a trijiing oue, and such as " you have always been very apt to make, only " a difference of meuni and tiiuni ; and whether "* the bad character, given by Horace, rehites to ** you or to me.
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