Horae Solitariae #264996

However trite and common the Apology, it can very. Truly be faid, that this Part of the Work was attempted and, now appears at the Infiance of a Learned and mof't Valuable Friend, whole Wifhes with the Author, on the belt of Accounts, ought to have the Force of Com mands, and whole forth and Eminence it mightfeem vain to mention upon this Occafion, as it would be thought fuperfluous (did he take the Liberty to name Him) upon any.