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In a few din will be published, in One Volume Octavo,
THE SATI RES of BOILEAU, translated ; with
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ANEW. LITERAL TRANSLATION, froth
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AUTHOR. Second Edition, 6 vols. Bvo. boards, 31:135. 6d. .
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that the chief materials of Paleyis Evidences are. to be found it
Dr. M's. Truth of the Gospel History.
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