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{En}gravings.

... FUGITIVE POETRY OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

[NINETEETH]

By Sir E. LYTTON BULWER [_text unchanged_]

to grasp with new and gr{eater} generalisations

[_damaged text reconstructed_]

_Minor Errors: Punctuation, Mechanics_

the laughter-loving spirit of his age. [age,]

the question, whose, or whereof; as, Whose breeches? [as Whose]

--Third, is. Vulpes, a fox. [is, Vulpes]

or tarnation 'cute [tarnation' cute]

Docillimus, most docile.-- Man Friday. [docile. Man]

magis, _more_, and maximè, _most_. [_most_,]

Amabo, I shall or will love. Inebriabor [will love Inebriabor]

... Thou dancest, [Thou dancest.]

... Patricii, gentlemen, [gentlemen.]

... Doctrinam, learning, [learning.]

Moneo, mones, monet, [monet.]

_Plu._ Regimus, regitis, re_gunt_

[_italicized as shown: error for reg_unt_?_]

Heu! Lack-a-day!-- Hem! Brute, Hollo! Brutus.

[Lack-a-day! Hem!]

"Sir," said the great Dr. Johnson [_invisible . after "Dr"_]

October an instance supplies [_e in "supplies" invisible_]

+SYNTAXIS,+ _or the Construction of Grammar._ [+SYNTAXIS.+]

quod, or ut, being left out, as [out as,]

the natural history of school-boys [_anomalous hyphen unchanged_]

suus, his own (Cocknicè his'n), [_close parenthesis missing_]

trium, of three, &c., [&c.]

Of these juvo, lædo, delecto, and some others [lædo delecto]

Puellæ, aliæ aliis prælucere student [_comma in original_]

the verb est being added. [added,]

"wisdom" they say "is in the _wig_." [_final " missing_]

"deep _in_ the windingths _of_ a whale," [_open quote missing_]

guilty of a great _waste_-- of time; [of time;"]

Ut, for, postquam, after that [postquam after that]

quanquam, although, utpote, forasmuch as [although utpote]

Isaaculus trans maria deportatus est: [_final : missing_]

O alaudas! Oh larks! [O alaudas, Oh larks!]

in a similar manner? [manner.]

Synal[oe]pha, Ecthlipsis, Synæresis, Diæresis [Ecthlipsis Synæresis]

dandies and theatrical artists, [artists.]

Ingens, great, [A]jax, the name of a hero [great [A]jax]

{I}n, tam{e}n, attam{e}n, and {a}n [_breve printed over "n" in "In"_]

Ex{i}n' and sub{i}n', de{i}n', pro{i}n' [pro{i}'n]

Because its genitive's SamnItis, [SamnItis.]

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