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Dr. Bentley's true story of the MS. prov'd false by the testimonies of ---- Mr. Bennet, p. 6. ---- Mr. Gibson, p. 7. ---- Dr. King, p. 8. ---- Dr. Bentley, p. 19.
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Dr. Bentley's civil usage of Mr. Boyle. His civil language to ---- Mr. Boyle. ---- Sir W. Temple.
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His singular humanity to ---- Mr. Boyle. ---- Sir Edward Sherburne. humanity to Foreigners. His Ingenuity in ---- relating matters of fact. ---- citing authors. ---- transcribing and plundering notes and prefaces of ---- Mr. Boyle. ---- Vizzanius. ---- Nevelet. ---- Camerarius. ---- Editor of Hesychius. ---- Salmasius. ---- Dr. Bentley.
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His appeal to Foreigners. ---- a suspicious plan. ---- a false one. His modesty and decency in contradicting great men.
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His happiness in confident assertions for want ---- of Reading. ---- of Judgment. ---- of Sincerity.
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His profound skill in Criticism From beginning to The End.
human
Battel fought last Friday between the Antient and Modern Books in St. James's Library, committed himself irretrievably to the wrong side in this way:
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A captain whose name was B-ntl-y, in person the most deformed of all the moderns; tall but without shape or comeliness, large but without strength or proportion. His armour was patched up of a thousand incoherent pieces....
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Boyl clad in a suit of armor which had been given him by all the gods immediately advanced against the trembling foe, who now fled before him.