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SCG-C.769.049
25 May 1769:21 (1759[=7])
The demands in this province and from some of the
neighbouring colonies for "The Extracts from the Proceedings
of the High Court of Vice-Admiralty, in Charles-town, South-
Carolina, " having far exceeded the number of books printed,
A Second Impression, . . . with some additional remarks, &c.
and a proper Appendix to the whole, will soon be made, and
published.
. . . [Quotes from Bacon]
"The Man Unmasked.
. . . [Paragraph on this book]
[Hand pointing right] The motions of his spirit are dull as
night,
And his affections dark as Erebus.
Let no such man be trusted.
These lines are applied by Shakespeare to men whose souls
are not attuned to music.-- The author of the Extracts, &c.
delights in music, he has been one of the votaries of
Apollo, and his name is written in St. Caecelia's Roll.
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