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"'Duke!' said the latter [missing open quote]
'the omnipotence of the Eternal has been glorified sufficiently.'
[double for single quote]
are exempted from examination." [missing close quote]
'it is rumoured all over the town.' [, for .]
The antique, artless appearance of many images and statues ...
... and the figures were nothing else but white statues, [text has "statutes" both times; the context makes "statuettes"
unlikely]
when the church was thrown open." [missing close quote]
"My Almena, my dearest love, answered I [missing open quote]
active in the investigation of trifles [text has "of of"]
and hurried on by the strong impulse [text has "impuse"]
their sons, who had taken the praetexta. [text has "praetexa"]
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to scan his holy degrees, [error for decrees]
Oli*arez the Minister of S----n [text has "Oli*ariz"]
not to suffer any suspicious letter to pa.s.s the frontiers.
[missing "to" supplied from Dublin and London editions]
in order to award the impending blow. [error for avert]
the day I had been hunting had greatly added [text has "and greatly"]
The people should acquiesce [error for That?]
And, for a Chaplain, send me Grace. [, for .]
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A woman should not marry a fool; he is the most intractable of all animals; [; missing]
the King sent orders to all the troops [text has "to to" at line break]
of an extraordinary docility and acuteness [text has "exraordinary"]
Your friend's philosophical caution not to trust [missing "to" after "not" supplied from London and Dublin editions]
[final two paragraphs in this installment, Dublin version, with italics:]
... to gain you for my purpose by _delusive miracles_. These were the only means left me by the Marquis of F------, for I could not expect to ensnare you by _apparitions_ of _ghosts_, after the sensible arguments which he had opposed to your belief in their existence. Your friend's philosophical caution not to trust a man whom you should have caught once in the act of committing a fraud, obliged me to be on my guard, and I endeavoured to persuade you that I was a _saint_.
I p.r.o.nounced the Irishman a _sorcerer_ in order to prejudice you against him, and to exclude him from all further connection with you. Thus I gained more than I ever should have done, if I had p.r.o.nounced him an impostor, because I had it very much at my heart to inspire you with a _blind belief_ in supernatural events of every kind, and a _blind confidence_ in my miracles.
Well may we, then, in such critical emergencies, [text has "emergences"]
partly through sorrowing for his daughter, [, invisible]
though he overserved the most marked attention to his rival outwardly [error for observed?]
the terrified Ibrahim immediately opening [text has "Ibramin"]
[Marriages.]
On Thursday evening sen'ight, [error for se'nnight]
What Despots do oppose to Reason's Laws. [text has "to oppose to"]
Not apt to give, nor slow to take offence; [text unchanged; original has the same words]
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the effect of prejudice, misrepresentation, or ignorance [text has "or ... of"]
could agree so exactly with my prediction. [text has "predicton"]
Mr. Osorezkowsky, the celebrated Russian academician [German spelling: English transliteration is Ozeretskovsky (Russian ?????????????)]
nor were they banditti, but had been previously instructed [text has "hut had"]
It was my work that the King treated you [word "my" italicized in Dublin edition]
Then it was you who has excited the King against me and my family, and formed the plots against his life?
[text unchanged: Dublin and London editions have "incited"
and "plot"]
calculated that it would be reasonable [error for "seasonable" as in Dublin edition?]
which could not carry the ball farther [text has "father"]
I advised you to have recourse to prayer.---- [word "prayer" italicized in Dublin and London editions]
the principle idea that prevailed in your mind [error for princ.i.p.al]
Prayers and faith, [Dublin and London editions italicize: _Prayers_ and _faith_]
your treatise on the Manicheean system [Dublin and London editions italicize: _Manichaean system_]
consequently now as other choice was left you ["as" may be error for "no" as in Dublin edition]
[Footnote]
[* This letter is the same which is prefixed to the beginning of these Memoirs.]
[book versions have "first volume"]
A PENEGYRIC UPON IMPUDENCE. [error for panegyric as in Index]
so as not to bare the sound of the word [error for bear]
To the Editors: I have observed in your Magazine [Handwritten after first paragraph: "Etymology" as in Index.]
Repairing to the walls of the seraglio [text has "Reparing"]
confirmation of the authenticity of his treason." [treason.".]
we know not how far the treason has spread [s in "has" invisible]
"I listened; and discovered [missing open quote]
"He discovered, with indignation [missing open quote]
"Behold, Ali, in Ibrahim, I restore thee thy long-lost son!"
[missing open quote]
"I only revealed him to thee [missing open quote]
Married: to Miss POLLY SNEDEKER, daughter of John Snedecker [spellings unchanged]
No. 92
over the white capp'd billows," [text has "cap'd"]
"Hiermanfor," said I after a pause,"then your last miracle too was a delusion?"
[open quote missing before "then": occurs at page-top in London edition]
it was the work of super-natural power!
[hyphen may be an error: word is split at line break in London edition]
"I am going to implore him to spare your life [missing open quote]
It was Noah Dougla.s.s. [text has "Doughla.s.s"]
let my tears witness my heart felt commiseration."
[missing close quote]
Such were my presentments on this occasion [error for presentiments?]
but I recollected the desire I had expressed to Miranda [text has "recollcted"]
"To the same life none ever twice awoke." [. invisible]
[Marriages]
On Sunday evening sen'ight, [error for se'nnight]
And in Trophonius' cave smiles never glows. [text has "trophonius"]
Deep in a vail, a stranger now to arms, [error for vale?]
Let Fubal's lute in skilful hands appear, [error for Tubal's: source may have been printed in italics]
No. 93
