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GOD's Revenge againſt Murther and Adultery, expreſſed in Thirty ſeveral Tragical Hiſtories: Wherein are lively delineated the Various Stratagems, ſubtle Practices and deluding Oratory uſed by our Modern Gallants, in order to the ſeducing young Ladies to their unlawful Pleaſures. To which are annexed the Triumphs of Friendſhip and Chaſtity, in ſome Heroical Examples and Delightful Hiſtories. The whole illnſtrated with about fifty Elegant Epiſtles, relating to Love and Gallantry. By Thomas Wright. M. A. of S. Peter's Colledge in Cambridge.
A Compleat Hiſtory of the Late Revolution, from the firſt Riſe of it to this preſent Time; in Three Parts.
The Engliſh Grammar, ſetting forth the Grounds of the Engliſh Tongue; and particularly its Genius in making Compounds and Derivatives, with many other Uſeful and curious Obſervations: Wherein are alſo explained the uſual Abbreviations, the ſeveral hands uſed in Writing, and Characters in Printing, the Variety of Styles, the Art of true Pointing, and the Way to underſtand Books: With a Prefatory Diſcourſe about the Original and Excellency of the Engliſh Tongue; and at the end an Alphabetick Collection of the Monoſyllables, being a Treatiſe of Orthography for Writers, and of Rhymes for Poets. A Neceſſary Work in general for all ſorts of Perſons deſirous to underſtand the Ground and Genius of the Engliſh, and very proper to prepare Young Men for the Latin Tongue. By Guy Miege, Gent.
Cereviſiarii Comes: Or, the New and True Art of Brewing, Illuſtrated by various Examples in making Beer, Ale and other Liquors, ſo that they may be moſt Durable, Brisk and Fragrant; and how they may be ſo ordered, as to yield the greateſt Quantity of Spirits in Diſtillation. To which is added, the right way to refine and bottle Beer and Cyder; and a Cure for thoſe that are Sick and Ropy, ſo as to return them to their internal Sanity; as alſo the true Method of manuring Lands and the Art of making Salt-Water freſh. All proved by Demonſtration and Sound Philoſophy, to be more agreeable to Man's Body than otherwiſe, and ſo not only ſit for Engliſh Conſtitutions, but alſo for Tranſportation. Publiſhed for the fake of Variety, and therefore recommend to all that eſteem demonſtrated Truths before Notional Theory. By W. Y. worth, Medicin-Profeſſor.
End of the text · George Trosse, The Lords Day Vindicated (1692)