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DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS.

This day 71.16 published, in l2rae. price 75..64. hoards, a New
Edition of
A DICTIONARY of QUOTATIONS in most fre-
quent Use; taken chieey from the Latin aid French, but
annvrising many front the Greek, Spanish, and Itali:•-n Languages,
translated into English; with Illustrations Historical and Idio-
matic. By D. a MACDONNEL, of the Middle Temple.—
Tit Eighth Edition, revised and cr•rrected.
“ He has been at a great feast of languages, and stolen all the
straps V.—Snag/MAIM
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This day was published,
In Two Vols. 12srso. pries 14s. boards,

rIiIIIE LIFE of .a BOY. By the Author of " Pano-
-1 runs of Youth."—" lend he abaft be like a tree planted by
the river side, that shall bring forth its fruit in due season."
" The incidents of the story are simple, but sufficiently varied
to support the necessary degree of interest; and the instructive
r.rtion of the wcrk, which is by no means the least, isso mixed
with the lighter parts, as to give the whole a pleasing and en-
:. ruining character. It is written in a clear and easy style, and
•r:e :in safely recommend it as affording a very suitable and unex-
ce-rtionable addition to the youthful library."—Monthly Mag.
I ebruary, 1822.
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This day was published,
In Four Volumes, Bvo. price £2 12s. 6d. boards,

rIIHE BEAUTIES, HARMONIES, and SUBLI-
-1 myriEs of NATURE. With occasional 11.. marks on
Laws, Manners, and Customs, of various Nations. With
Commentaries, and Illustration►._

By CH ARLES BUCKE, Esq.
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1-.!:‘.ie held of Nature, with its relative associations. What has
h7en said of Lard Bacon may, with great truth, be applied to
I:ucke :—that his Geling fur Nature was the main side on
which his philosophy ran into poetry, and vented itself in a very
r. ceful, as well as grand enthusiasm, befitting one of the High
t::-sts of Wisdom.'"—Literary Chronicle.
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QUINTILIAN.
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QUINTILIANUS DE INSTITUTIONE ORA-
TOR.' A ; ex editione, J. M. GESNERI.
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By whom also hare been recently published, accur::.te Edltion;
of the Text of the following Authors, under the denomination of
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Horace, 4s. 6d.—Virgil, with the Culex, &c. 6s.—Terence, ss.
Jlvenal and Posing, 2s. 6d.—Lucan, with Nay's Supplement,
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1-.teresting Reliques, and Justin, 7s.—Florus and Paterculus, 4s.
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t;ts, 4s.—l'linil Epistolz, &c. 6s. 6d.
The Publishers of this Collection flatter themselves that they
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Latin Classics, equal, in typographic elegance and accuracy, to
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'lle aggregate productions of the separate labours of those
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wit:, justice be deemed as perfect and complete a body of Loci-
Wt.!, as can reasonably be expected from any sources yet known
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.e.ditors, duly qualified for the task.
4," STATICS is la the new.

•,„• The unparalleled quantity of events, foreign and domestic,
which occurred in the year 1820, have necessarily increased the
size of the present volume; and notwithstanding the 'adoption of
a smaller type for many documents, it has been found impossible
to comprise the whole in less than two parts. This, however,
need not occur again ; and the Publishers are persuaded that,
when the Contents are examined, they will be found to require
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possible to do justice to the History of 1820—the commt.oce-
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and much domestic 'agitation—withinthe compass of an ordi-
nary volume.
f-z• The present Volume contains a copious Index,whialt it is
intended to continue annually, and a General Index to the entire
series front 1758 to 1819 is in forwardness.

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CASES illustrative of the TREATMENT of
DIS-
EASES of the EAR, both local and constitutional, with
Practical Remarks relative to the DEAF and DUMB.
By J. 11. CURTIS, Esq.
Aurist to his Majesty, and Surgeon to the Royal Dispensary
for Diseases of the F.ar. &c.

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