This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1875 edition. Excerpt: ...M.E. i. 94 A constant Bounty which no friend has in. M.E. i. 198 When Catsar nt. a noble dame a whore M.E. i. 213 Has nt. the father of a nameless race M.E.. 333 And nt. a Widow happy, for a whim M.E. ii. 58 The wisest Fool much Time has ever nt. M.E. ii. 124 Which Heav''n has varnish''d out, and nt. a Queen M.E. ii. 182 That Man was nt. the standing jest of Heav''n M.E.iii.4 What nt. Directors cheat in South-sea year M.E. iii. The thriving plants, ignoble broomsticks nt. M.E. iv. 97 How chang d from him who nt. the boxes groan ATt.ii.xj And, by my int''rest, Cozens in. her stays Mi. ix. 64 If want provok''d, or madness nt. them print P.S. 155 And own''d that nine such Poets nt. a Tate P.S. 190 "Those eyes were nt. so killing "--was his last E.L.v.64 Because God nt. these large, the other less S. ii. 24 Then by the rule that nt. the horse-tail bare S. v. 63 What shook the stage, and nt. the People stare S. v. 336 What 111. old Ben, and surly Dennis swear S. v. 388 Hath nt. him an Attorney of an Ass S. vii. 50 Affirm, twas Travel nt. them what they were S. viii. 79 Obliging Sir, for Courts you sure were nt. S. viii. 86 Few are the Converts Aretine has nt. S. viii. 95 Nature in. ev''ry Fop to plague his brother S. viii. 258 Oh! were I nt. by some transforming pow''r Su. 45 The ground, now sacred by thy reliques nt. U.E. 68 By god-like Poets venerable in. W.F. 270 Madly. Who wickedly is wise, or nt. brave E.M. iv. 231 ''Tis one thing nt. to disperse my store S. vi. 292 Madman. From Macedonia''s nt. to the Swede E.M. iv. 220 Not Lucre''s nt., nor Ambition''s tool P.S. 335 Not quite a m.t tho'' a pasty fell S. vi. 190 And buries m--en in tlte heaps they ratse E.M. iv. 76 The worst of in. is a Saint run mad.S". iv. 27 These nt. never hurt the...