A view of an ecclesiastick in his socks & buskins, or, A just reprimand given to Mr. Alsop, for his foppish, pedantick, detractive and petulant way of writing

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Title: A view of an ecclesiastick in his socks & buskins, or, A just reprimand given to Mr. Alsop, for his foppish, pedantick, detractive and petulant way of writing
Author: Ferguson, Robert, d. 1714.
Publication: London :: Printed for John Marshall ...,; MDCXCVIII [1698]
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Subject terms: Alsop, Vincent, 1629 or 30-1703.
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PAg. 3. l. 3. r. Nobless, Ibid. l. ult. r. Decrees, p. 5. l. 14. r. Fourberie, p. 7. l. 1. 2. for only but. r. but only Ibid. l. 5. did avowedly. Ibid. l. 6. dele doth. Ibid. l. 8. after Speech, r. whereunto. Ibid. l. 12. before been r. hath. Ibid. l. 18. after, &c. dele or, Ibid. l. 19. after Mr. Lob r. hath, p. 10. l. 19. r. become, p. 16. l. 5. r. retreat. Ibid. l. 15. f. ever r. Eve. p. 17. l. 13 r. within. Ibid. l. 23. r. Livery. Ibid. l. 26. r. Livery, p. 18. l. 22. f. whom r. who. Ibid. l. 25. r. Naked, p. 20. l. 23. f. time r. true, p. 21. l. 26. dele it, p. 22. l. 3. r. Received, p. 23. l. 26. f. 'tis r. wit, p. 25. l. 16. f. your r. Mr. L. Ibid. l. 17. f. your r. his. Ibid. l. 18. f. your r. his. Ibid. l. 19. r. Fi••cho. Ibid. f. you r. him, p. 26. l. 3. f. your r. his, p. 30. l. 30. f. it r. that. Ibid. l. 34. f. Vnity r. Vanity, p. 31. l. 27. r. Meen, p. 32. l. 23. r. Shock, p. 32. l. 22. after laugh, instead of is to r. doth but, p. 34. l. 19. f. the r at, p. 35. l. 28. f. sides r. things. Ibid. l. 29. f. which is r. is the, p. 36. l. 9. after for r. tho. Ibid. l. 25. r. Adversaria, p 39. l. 24. after price r. at, p. 40. l. 19. r. Pormanteu, p. 41. l. 1. r. Sirs, p. 45. l. 23. after vizor r. and. Ibid. l. ult. r. understanding, p. 47. l. 14. r. diverse, p. 50. l. 22. r. nor, p 51. l 1. r. Alsop, after which r. find it, will be hereafter his, p. 58. l. ult. r. sustu∣lit, p. 60. l. 14. before with dele and. f. p. 53. r. p. 61. Ibid. l. 4. r. explicable. f. p. 54. r. 62. f. 55. r. 63. f. p. 56. r. 64. Ibid. l. 21. r. verus, p. 67. l. 16. f. rules r. those. Ibid. l. 28. after Bards r. ad, p 68. l. 16. dele tho, p. 71. l. 7. dele it. Ibid. l. 27. r. greatest, p. 84. l. 24. dele who. Ibid l. 25. dele some, p. 85. l. 24. r. consistent, p. 90. l. 3. Pickaroons, p. 91. l. 7. r. whereupon, p. 97. l. 27. r. Tool'd, p. 99. l. 19. before the r. into, p. 101. l. 28. before it r. as, p. 107. l. 9. before an r. nor less, p. 109. l. 15. before on r. it.