...by Fenton; the fixth, the eleventh, and the eighteenth by himfelf ; though Pope, in an advertifement prefixed afterwards to a new volume of his works,...relation given in the note a. lie; but that he was net able to afcertain the feveral fhares. The intelligence which Dr. Warburton could not afford me,...

...Fenton; the fixth, the eleventh, and the eighteenth by hirnfelf ; though Pope, in an advertifement prefixed afterwards to a new volume of his works,...in his warm language, that he thought the relation A 3 v given given in the note a lie ; but that he was not able to afcertain the feveral fhares. The...

...Fenton; the fixth, the eleventh, and tJie eighteenth byhimfelf;. though Pope, in an artvertilement prefixed, afterwards to a new volume of his works,,...claimed only twelve. A natural curiofity after the real conduit of fo great an undertaking., incited me once to enquire of Dr. Warburton, who. told me, in...

...prefixed after wards to a new vokme of hii works, works, claimed only twelve. A natural cufiofity, after the -real conduct of fo great an undertaking,...but that he was not able to afcertain the feveral fhares. The intelligence which Dr. Warburton could not afford me, I obtained from Mr. Langton, to whom...

...parts which were executed by the affociated tranflators of " The Odyfiey," he fays, " Dr. Warburton told me, in his warm language, that he thought the relation given in the note a lie" The language is warm indeed;. and, I muft own, cannot be the imperfcctions of this extraordinary man,...

...Fenton ; the fixth, the eleventh, and the eighteenth, by himfelf t though Pope, in an advcrlifement, prefixed afterwards to a new volume of his works, claimed only twelve. A natural curinfiiy, after the real comluet of fo great an undertaking, incited me once to enquire of Dr. Warbnrton,...

...twentieth "by Fenton; the sixth, the eleventh, and eighteenth by himself, though Pope, in an advertisement prefixed afterwards to a new volume of his works, claimed only twelve. A natural curiosity, after the1 real conduct of so great an undertaking, incited me once to enquire of Dr. Warburton,...

...Fenton ; the fixth, the eleventh, and the eighteenth, by himfelf; though Pope, in an advertifement, prefixed afterwards to a new Volume of his works, claimed only twelve. A natciral curiofity, after the real conduft of fo great an undertaking, incited me once to inquire of...

...after the real conduct of so great an undertaking, incited me once to enquire of Dr. Warburton, whp told me, in his warm language, that he thought the...in the note " a lie;" but that he was not able to ascertain the several shares. The intelligence which Dr. Warburton could not afford me, I obtained...

...parts which were executed by the associated translators of " The Odyssey," he says, " Dr. Warburton told me, in his warm language, that he thought the relation given in the note a lie. The language is warm indeed; and, I must own, cannot be justified in consistency with a decent regard...