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 xxx  In which Mr. Allworthy appears on a Sick-Bed. p. 167.  Containing Matter rather natural than pleaing. p. 178.  Which, among other Things, may erve as a Comment on that Saying of Æchines, that  p. 189.  Shewing the Truth of many Obervations of Ovid, and of other more grave Writers, who have proved, beyond Contradiction, that Wine is often the Forerunner of Incontinency. p. 198.  In which a Simile in Mr. Pope’s Period of a Mile, introduces as bloody a battle as can poibly be fought, without the Aitance of Steel or cold Iron. p. 205.  In which is een a more moving Spectacle, than all the Blood in the Bodies of Thwackum and Blifil, and of Twenty other uch, is capable of producing. p. 212.