[356] On the authority of the Rev. John Duncombe (see Hughes's
"Correspondence," iii. 7).
[357] See No. 110.
[358] See No. 50.
[359] See No. 4.
[360] Published first in 1696. We are told that John Toland "was once
the butt of the _Tatler_" (_Examiner_, vol. iv. No. 35).
[361] _Cf._ Pope's "Odyssey"--
"The handle smooth and plain,
Made of the clouded olive's easy grain."
[362] Charles Mather; see No. 27.