Essays on the Stage - Preface to the Campaigners (1689) and Preface to the Translation of Bossuet's Maxims and Reflections on Plays (1699) by Thomas D'Urfey
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[Footnote: Collier, p.]
_number missing in original_ p. 3 the Blockheaded Chaplain had been greazing his old Cassock _original reads_ Bockheaded ... Gassock p. 6 in the twinkling of an Ejaculation, as Parson _Say-grace_ has it _original reads_ Ejaculution (source is Congreve, _The Double-Dealer_: all texts consulted have _a_) when I find him in this Paragraph of his Book * raving on at this rate _asterisk in original_ p. 8 contrives to confute some canting prejudic'd Zealots _original reads_ coutrives would he roar it out for Blasphemy, Profaneness, &_c._ _original reads_ Balsphemy p. 10 [Footnote: ...54] _5 or 6 letters missing_ Again speaking of _Jupiter_ and _Alcmena_ _original reads_ Aclmena p. 13 Yet he buffly goes on, _so in original, possibly error for_ busily |
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