measure, which is Gray's, Milton's, and any one's who likes it.
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is certainly a bad character, but not dangerous: and I think his fate and his feelings will meet with few proselytes. I shall be very glad to hear from or of you, when you please; but don't put yourself out of your way on my account.
Yours ever,
B.
The British Review
(No. ix.) criticized
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