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334 Lugar, R., Architectural Sketches for Cottages, rural Dwellings, and Vil-
las, in the Grecian, Gothic and Fancy Styles, with plans; suitable to per-
sons of genteel life and moderate fortune. Preceded by some observations
on scenery and character proper for picturesque buildings. Elegantly en-
graved on 38 plates (19 of which in colours). A new edition.
Lond., for J. Taylor, 1823. 4 to. 31 pp., 38 plates. Half calf. Binding rub-
bed, a few plates a little stained. 60.—
Very nice plates.
335 Milton, John, Comus, a Mask presented at Ludlow Castle 1634, before the
Earl of Bridgewater, then Presid. of Wales. With notes . . . by various
commentators . . . Added a copy of the Mask from a MS belong. to the
Duke of Bridgewater . . . By Henry John T o o d. Canterbury, W. Bristow,
1798. 8vo. XXI, 199 pp. Contemp. fullcalf. 8.—
336 Pezron, The Antiquities of Nations; more particularly of the Celtae or
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339 Pope, Alex., The Works. Lond., for H. Lintot, J. & R. Tonson & S. Draper,
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damaged. 20.—
Vol. VII—IX containing the Leiters.
340 Renan, Ernest, The Song of Songs. As a Drama. Transl., with an Introd.
by Havelock Ellis. Woodcuts by Louis Moreau. Oriole Press. Ber-
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341 (Roscoe, William Caidwell). Violenzia: A Tragedy. London: John W. Par-
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subdued nation, I dedicate this play; not because I esteem it an offering worthy of his
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neither the persevering misrepresentations of our leading journal, nor the selfishness of
spirit that has been fostered by the paramount and unchristian importance we assign to
the acquisition of wealth, have succeeded in extinguishing English sympathy with the right-
ful and subsisting cause of H u n g a r y”.
342 Ruggle, George, A. M. Ignoramus, Comoedia coram Rege Jacobo et To-
tius Angliae Magnatibus per Academicos Cantabrigiensis habita. Editio
Quarta, locis sexcentis emendatior. Cum eorum supplemento, quae, causi-
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Wechelianis ap. Claudium Marnium & haeredes Joa. Aubrij, 1601. fol. 916
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