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London Tatler (Newspaper) - October 17, 1710, London, Middlesex R. By Me cum From to October 19. 1710, - From my own October 18. T is ridiculous for any Man to on the Works of who has not by his own A judge would make but an indifferent Figure who had never been known at the Cicero was reputed the his Age and Country before he wrote a Book De Orators and Horace the Poet before he published his An of This naturally in any one who his Eye upon this la ft mentioned where he will find the placed in the latter End of his that after the Odes and Satyrs in the A whole Name I not I would not make a filly Paper was born a Critick and an like one of the Race of the Serpent's came into the World with a Sword in his His Works put me in mind of the Story that is told of a German Monk who was taking a Catalogue of a Friend's Library and meeting with * Hebrew Book in entered it under the Title A Book that has the Beginning where the End in the ialt of his has a ma fled together a Heap of to prove Horace and Virgil were both of them Men than my and if his Works were to live as long as they might give a that Bicker ft aff was a very conceited old and as vain a Man as Tully or Sir Francis Had this Writer fallen upon me I could have overlooked it but to lee Cicero I whu I cannot The he upon this great Man runs thus The Itch of being very is from Tully has theft Two Faults in fo high a that ' be ft Writer in the World can make but ris b 7 Amends The Wretch goes on to lay I as bad as His Words are And yet the in his Paper of September 26, has outdone him in Fie of with more and with more of I am by his this Gentleman has no more Plutarch than he has If he he would have a in that wherein he has with great Delicacy between Two which are complicated hi Humane and which an ordinary Writer would not have thought of Not having my Greek Specie Its by quote the fage Word for Word as I find it to my tho he was of his own yet he was very free from envying and liberally in commending both the Ancients and his as is to be by his Writings and many of Sayings are as that concerning That he was a River of flowing of That if Jupiter to he would as he he was wont to call his peculiar and being Which of his Orations he beft t He The And as for ihe Eminent Men of his own either for Eloquence or there was not one of them which he did by writing or favourably render more r Thus the Critick tells That Cicero was and that he was but not Let the Reader believe which of them he After this he complains to the that I call him Names and that in my I He was a a an a a and a When he has thus his Readers falls into tint admirable Vein of Mirth I lhall let down at it being an Piece and written in great Gaiety of After this Lift of 1 was to hear hfm that he has hitherto kept his Temper pretty well wonder how he will write when he has loft his Temper m he now is very angry and he will then be exceeding courteous and If I can outlive this I be able to bear any ' There is a Method of made Ufe of by this 1 lhall take Care how I call him a Scribbler which may turn into Ridicule any Work that was ever wherein there is a Variety of This the Reader will in the following He is fo intent upon being that he foam knows what he would be j and is as fruitful in his as a Brother of his I lately took Notice of. In the of a few Lines he compares to a to Daniel to the Knight of the Red to an Oak with Ivy aboM and to a great Man with an I think my lelf as much honoured by being joined in this Part of his Paper with the Gentleman whom he here calls my as 1 am in the of by being with Horace and It is very hard that a Man cannot Ten Papers without from $ but to you

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