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Attested by Mr . Theophilus Proctor , Markington near Ripley , Yorkshire . Other
translations , worthy of much commendation , were given by the following young
gentlemen : Master John D ' Estimauville , aged 14 years , at Do . nington School
.
Attested by Mr . Theophilus Proctor , Markington near Ripley , Yorkshire . Other
translations , worthy of much commendation , were given by the following young
gentlemen : Master John D ' Estimauville , aged 14 years , at Do . nington School
.
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ANSWERED by Master J . Beldam , Cambridge . ... And thus exactly it was
answered by Masters Willerton , Clark , Proctor , and Fisher , of Fleet ; Quincey ,
Jessop , Brown , Boor , Wadsley , Cooke , Brewster , Ranby , Ogle , Wilson , and
Stiles ...
ANSWERED by Master J . Beldam , Cambridge . ... And thus exactly it was
answered by Masters Willerton , Clark , Proctor , and Fisher , of Fleet ; Quincey ,
Jessop , Brown , Boor , Wadsley , Cooke , Brewster , Ranby , Ogle , Wilson , and
Stiles ...
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The very elegant TRANSLATION by Master Owsdull , of Markinton , attested by
Mr . T . Proctor , merits our warmest commendations , and we shall , perhaps ,
publish it in some future Number . His letter arrived too late to compete for the
prize .
The very elegant TRANSLATION by Master Owsdull , of Markinton , attested by
Mr . T . Proctor , merits our warmest commendations , and we shall , perhaps ,
publish it in some future Number . His letter arrived too late to compete for the
prize .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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