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It appears by a Letter signed Garreteer that a certain Gentleman of our Picknick Class is favoured by a generous Muse in his own estimation, we should be doubtless happy in the perusal of his handy works, but he must not think to disarm us in Criticism by pretending to throw a stumbling block in our way, for if he is willing to throw the Gauntlet in the ring, he may not go far to find a Combatant, at any rate if he is the author, of a certain long and laborious Ode or the then then style of a trifle called Agis.

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Michael Faraday’s Mental Exercises
An Artisan Essay-Circle in Regency London
, pp. 118
Publisher: Liverpool University Press
Print publication year: 2008

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