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The text of this pamphlet is that of the first edition, collated with, those given by Faulkner, Hawkesworth, the "Miscellanies" of 1745, and Scott. It was originally published in 1713. By GREGORY MISOSARVM. Spargere voces In vulgum ambiguas; & quaerere confcius arma. The Second Edition LONDON: Printed for John Morphew, near Stationers Hall. 1713. Price 6d.
A friend of Smith's told me so, the last time I came down by the coach." "A man on the top of the coach told you that she was going to be married that is, in vulgum pargere voces, as a body may say capital authority! And what did you do then?" "Sent her back her letters with a tickler to herself on her conduct." "And was that a'? did you not write to any of her family?" "No.
They affected a lofty contempt for an artist who had the newspapers at his back: and, pretending to be disgusted with the vulgum pecus, they refused the presents of Artaxerxes, which were not offered them. Some of them abused Christophe: others overwhelmed him with their commiseration.
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