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138. TRO1ER (Catherine). Olinda’s adventures; or, the
Amours of a young lady. 1718. Itntroduced by R.A.Day.
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139. OGILVIE (John), D.D., Minister of Midmar, Aberdeenshire. An Essay on the lyric poetry of the ancients [prefixed to his “Poenis on various subjects”), 1762. Introduction by W.Jackson. 1970.
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11,0. DISSERTATION. A Learned dissertatibu on dumpling. Anonymous, 1726. Pudding and dumpling burnt to pot; or, a Compleat key to the Dissertation on dumpling. (By J.W)...1727.• Introduction by D.L.tacey. 1970.
141. OBSERVATOR. [1681—87.) Selections from the Observator, [by Sir Roger L’EstrangeJ 1681—1687. Introduction by V.Jordain. 1970.
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143. CLERGYMAN. A Letter from a clergyman to his friend, with an account of the travels of Captain Lemuel Gulliver ( and a character of the author [Jonathan Swift). To which is added the true reasons why a certain Doctor [i.e. Swift) was made a Dean.) Anonymous, 1762. Introduction by N.Kallich. 1970.
144. HORATIUS FLACCUS (Quintus). [Art Poetica.—Parodies.] The Art of architecture: a poem in imitation of Horace’s Art of poetry. Anonymous, 1742. [Attributed to J.Gwynn.J Introduction by W.A. Gibson. 1970.
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Matthews. (Pepys’s description of the Great
lire of London, 1—4 Septerber 1666 [in shorthand3.)
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147—8. JOHNSON (Samuel, LL.D. [Selections.] Deformities of
Dr. Samuel Johnson, selected from his works. [By
Janes Thomson Cal].ender.J 1782. [A facsimile
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149. POETA. Poets de tristibus; or, the Thet’s complaint.
1682. Introduction and notes by Harold Love. [A facsimile reprint of a copy in the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library.] 1971.
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150. TANGERINE (Gerard), the Younger. Momu.o triunpharw; or, ti. the Plagiaries of the English stage. 1688 (1687>. Introduction by David Stuart Rodes. (Facsimile reprint of a copy in the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library.] 1971.
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151—152. LIDYD (Evari), ?1.A. The Methodist: a poem. 1766. Introduction by Raymond Bentman. (Facsimile ...reproduced from a copy in the British Museum.) 1972.
153. 4GiJSEMAN. Are these things so? (The previous y question, from an Englishman in his grotto, to a great man at court...The second dition corrected, etc.) 17. The Great man’s answer to ‘Are these things so?’ (In a dialogue between iis Monour and the Englishman in his grotto...By the author of ‘Are these things so?’)17140. (Facsimiles...reproduced from copies in the British 1useum.) Introduction by Ian Gordon. 1972.
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154. SAThT ALMNS GHOST • Arhuthnotiana; the Story of ‘IKU’.C. 2) the St. Alb-ns ghost, 1712, [a. political satire
by Jonathan Swift arid J. Arbuthnot]. A (talogue of Dr, Arbuthnot ‘s library, 1779. [Reproduced from copies In the &itish 14scum. I Introduction by Patricia Kcster. 1972.
155—156. HUG (Hermannus).. [Pie Desideria. - Selections.] Re@øtfl A Selection of emblems, from Hoitn Hugo: Pie desideria, 1621i, Francis Queries:: i)ablemes, 1635, Edmund Anoker: Pie dcsideria [translated from Hugo ‘a work], i686, (and Octavio van Veen:
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i6i. BLAIR (Robert), Ilinister of Athe1taneford. The Grave: a noern. 17k). Introduction by James A.Keans. 1973.
163. RIDER (William), A.B., of Jesus Collee Oxford.
A itistorica]. and critical account of the lives and
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1962. Introduction by O.N.Brack. 197+.
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167. O’iARA (Kane). iidas: an hnglish burletta, 1766. [With the tunes. A reprint.] Introduction by P.T.Dircks. 1974.
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171. A1STCN (James). The I’!an of taste. 1733. [A facsimile.) Introduction by F.P.Lock. 1975.
172—3. CHARLETOII (Walter). The Ephesian matron. i668. [A42G facsimile of the second edition oriir.ally published with ‘The Cimmerian matron’.] Introduction by Achcah Guibbory. 1975.
174. HANDEVILLE (Bernard do). The Mischiefs that ought justly to be apprehended frornaa Whig_Government. 1714. Introduction by- H.T. Dichineon. 1975.
i74X. NELION (John). Astrologaster; or, the Figure-caster. iCT 1620. Introd,1#iin )w G. Dick. 1975.
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