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...offered to (hew me a copy of ' The Children ia the Wood,' which he firmly believed to be of the firft edition, and by the help of which the text might be freed from feveral corruptions, if this age of barbarity had any claim to fuch favours from him. Many were admitted...

...old ballads, for he confidered them as the genuine records of the national tafte. He offered to fhew me a copy of The Children in the Wood, which he firmly believed to be of the firft edition, and by the help of which, the text might be freed from feveral corruptions, if this...

...he confidered them as the genuine records of the national tafte. He offered to fhew me a copy of Tbe Children in the Wood, which he firmly believed to be of the firft edition, and by the help of which, the text might be freed from feveral corruptions, if this...

...he confidered them as the genuine records of the national tafte. He offered to fhew me a copy of Tbe Children in the Wood, which he firmly believed to be of the firft edition, and by the help of which, the text might be freed from feveral corruptions, if this...

...which, when he despaired of obtaining it, was sent him wrapped round a parcel of tobacco• Cantilenus turned all his thoughts upon old ballads, for he considered...genuine records of the national taste. He offered to shew me a copy of The Children in the Wood, which he firmly believed to be of the first edition, and...

...which, when he despaired of obtaining it, was sent him wrapped round a parcel of tobacco. Cantilenus turned all his thoughts upon old ballads, for he considered...genuine records of the national taste. He offered to shew me a copy of ' The Children in the Wood,' which he firmly believed to be of the first edition,...

...which, when he despaired of obtaining it, was sent him wrapped round a parcel of tobacco. Cantilenus turned all his thoughts upon old ballads, for he considered...be freed from several corruptions, if this age of barbarism had any claim to such favours from him. Many were admitted into this society as inferior...

...which, when he despaired of obtaining it, was sent him wrapped round a parcel of tobacco. Caatilenvs turned all his thoughts upon old ballads, for he considered...genuine records of the national taste. He offered to shew me a copy of The Children in the Wood, which he firmly believed lobe of the first edition, and...

...which, when he despaired of obtaining it, was sent him wrapped round a parcel of " tobacco. Cantilenus turned all his thoughts upon old ballads, for he considered...be freed from several corruptions, if this age of barbarism had any claim to such favours from him. Many were admitted into this society as inferior...