...after the publication of his Voyages, notice was given by the infamous editors of a certain magazine, that " All the amorous passages and descriptions in...Collection of Voyages should: be selected, and illustrated by & suitable plate," a threat which was immediately after carried into execution; and thus was the...

...his .Voyages, notice was given by the infamous editors of n certain magazine, that " All the amormit passages and descriptions in Dr. Hawk th's Collection of Voyages should be selected, and illustrated by a suitable plate," a threat which was immediately after carried into execution; and thus was the...

...his Voyages, notice was given by the infamous editors of a certain magazine, that " All the amormn passages and descriptions in Dr. Hawk th's Collection of Voyages should be selected, and illustrated by a. suitable ptate," a threat which was immediately after carried into execution; and. thus was the...

...efficacy of prayer, of which he was not, however, insensible when he wrote No. 28 of the Adventurer. An innumerable host of enemies now appeared in the...(should be) selected and illustrated with a suitable plute." And this, in defiance of public decency, was actually done, and he whose fame had been raised...

...efficacy of prayer, of which he was not, however, insensible when he wrote No. 28 of the Adventurer. An innumerable host of enemies now appeared in the...detestable depravity that the human mind can invent. That such a reception given to a work of which he thought he might be proud, and from which he drew...

...some exercised their wit in poetical translations and epigrams ; these might hurt his feelings its an author ; but the greater part, who arraigned his...partnership in the most detestable depravity that the human rnind can invent. That such a reception given to a work of which he thought he might be proud, and...

...But what, we are told, completed his chagrin, was the notice frequently given in an infamous magazme published at that time, that " All the amorous passages...detestable depravity that the human mind can invent. That such a reception given to a work of which he thought he might be proud, and from which he drew...

...that lamented event * The editor of an infamous publication of that day, after giving repeated notice that " all the amorous passages and descriptions in...selected, and illustrated with a suitable plate,"— actually carried his vile purpose into effect. + These were principally .pointed out by Mr. Dalrymple,...

...publication of thai day, after giving repeated notice that " all the amorous passages and de> scriptions in Dr. Hawk- — th's Collection of Voyages, should...selected, and illustrated with a suitable plate,"— actually carried his vile purpose into effect. t These were principally pointed out by Mr. Dalrymple,...

...providence. He had been guilty, also, of some nautical omissions, for which he was loudly blamed. ' .An innumerable host of enemies now appeared in the...detestable depravity that the human mind can invent*.' This reception of a work, in the execution of which he had prided himself not unjustly, and from which...