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Page ;. Line 18. in the Atteftations, nW not the &c. — Ibid. L. 28. r. a literal Sec.
P. 19. V. 133. r. Cona. — P. 34. V. 279. r. the Bread. — P. 77. V. 69S. dele the
Comma after Tongorman. — Ditto, P. 93. V. 103. — P. 285. V. 497. r. blow. — P. 307.
V. 69. r. meet. P. 13. L. 7. in the Notei, r. Brand. — P. 16. N. i. L. 2. r.
Druids.— P. iS. N. i. L. 6. r. Lands.— P. 61. N. L. 6. r. in it &c.— P. log. N. i.
L. 12. r, araa. — P. 118. N. i. L. 10. r. Cotts. — P. 162. N. L. 3. r. their Love &c.
P. 224. N. L. 8. a Comma wanting after Idea. — P. 278. N. L. 15. r. Banks. — P.
306. N. 2. L, II, r. thofe Times S.'C. — P. 323. N. L. 2. r. Min-vane.

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Fingal of Ossian
DescriptionAn ancient epic poem in six books. Translated from the original Galic language, by Mr. James Macpherson; and new rendered into heroic verse, by Ewen Cameron.
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