...beginning to be the fubjeft of converfation . that the fale of them was gradually increafing, and thac new editions were demanded. Anfwers by Reverends,...books were beginning to be efteemed in good company. In 175 1, I removed from the country • the town, the true fcene for a man of letters. In 17521 were...

...me, that my former publications (all but the unfortunate Treatife) were beginning to be the fubject of converfation ; that the fale of them was gradually...that the books were beginning to be efteemed in good comcompany. However, I had fixed a refolution, which I inflexibly maintained, never to reply to any...

...was introduced at thofe courts, as aid-de-camp to the General. His works now began to fell brifkly; new editions were demanded ; Anfwers, by reverends...right reverends, came out, two or three in a year; On his return from Italy, be fpent fome time with his friends in Scotland, and there compofed the fecond...

...me, that my former publications (all but the unfortunate Treatife) were beginning to be the fubjecl of converfation ; that the fale of them was gradually...books were beginning to be efteemed in good company. In 1751, I removed from the Country to the town, the true fcene for a man of letters. In 1752, were...

...gradually increafing, and that new editions were demanded. Anfwers by Reverends, and Right Kevercnds, came out two or three in a year; and I found, by Dr....beginning to be efteemed in good company. However, I had fixed a refolution, which I inflex^ibly maintained, never to reply to any body; and not being very...

...increafing, and that Lew editions were demanded. Anfwers br Reverends, and Right Reverends, аак out two or three in a year ; and I | found, by Dr Warbiirton's railing, that the books were beginning to be elteem: «din good company. However, I had...

...were beginning to be the fubjeit of converfation ; that the fale of them was gradually increaling, and that new editions were demanded. Anfwers by Reverends,...books were beginning to be efteemed in good company. '-In 1751. I removed from the country to the town, the true fcene for a man of letters. In 1752, were...

...demands of the public. " Answers," he remarks, " by Reverends and Right Reverends, came out two and three in a year ; and I found, • by Dr. Warburton's railing, that the books were beginning to be esteemed in good company." Mr. Hume, in the year 1751, removed from the country, and came to Edinburgh,...

...new editions were demanded. Answers Ъу Reverends, and Right Reverend«, came out two or three in «year; and I found, by Dr. Warburton's railing, that the books were beginning to be esteemed in good company. In 1751, I removed from the country to the town, the true scene for a man...

...been followed by fresh orders to my publisher ; so that I may say with another well-abused author, " I found by Dr. Warburton's railing that the books were beginning to be esteemed in good company." The chief ground of accusation is that I ventured to address my people from...