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SCG-C.741.014
18-25 Jun 1741:11,21 (383 [2nd] Postscript)
. . . [in response to essay in Postscript to #382]
I say as was foreseen, for the temper of this gentleman in
particular, (if in truth he be, as it is impossible from his
style he can be any other than a certain V.D.M. that has so
often loaded the press with his productions, ) seemed so
much to resemble AT-ALL in the play, that it was imagined he
would not suffer any thing to appear in print against his
Idol, without making an attempt to combate it; . . . [2
columns] And let not this gentleman answer that if he did,
yet he would be sure to keep it a secret and not break the
scripture rule, and sound a trumpet of what he did, but
chose rather to do his alms in secret. . .
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