...Authors befieged the Shop ; Entreaties, Adrices, Threats of Law, and Battery, nay Cries of Treafon were all employed to hinder the coming out of the Dunciad: On the other Side the Bookfellers and Hawkers made as great Effort to procure it : What could a few poor Authors do againft...

...wonderfully exemplified on this Occafion. On the Day the Book was firft vended, a Crowd of Authors befieged the Shop ; Entreaties, Advices, Threats of Law, and Battery, nay Cries of Treafon were all employed to hinder the coming out of the Dunciad: On the other Side the Bookfellers...

...Authors befieged the Shop ; Entreaties, Advice , Threats of Law, and Battery, nay Crits of Treafon, were all employed to hinder the coming out of the Dunciad. On the other Side, theBookfellers and Hawkers made as great Efforts to procure it : What could a few poor Authors do again...

...of authors befieged the mop ; entreaties, advices, threats of law and battery, nay cries of treafon were all employed, to hinder the coming out of The Dunciad : On the other fide, the bookfellers and hawkers made as great efforts to procure it : What could a few poor authors...

...befieged the flrop i entreaties, advices, the arts of law, and battery, nay cries of treafon were ell employed, to hinder the coming out of The Dunciad: On the other fide, the bookfellers and hawkers made as great efforts to procure it : What could a few poor authors...

...authors befieged the " fhop; intreaties, advices, threats of law and batc< tery, nay, cries of treafon, were all employed to " hinder the coming out of the Dunciad : on the " other fide, the bookfellers and hawkers made as " great an effort to procure it. What could a few " poor...

...authors befieged the " mop ; intreaties, advices, threats of law and bat" tery, nay, cries of treafon, were all employed to " hinder the coming out of the Dunciad : on the " other fide, the bookfellers and hawkers made as " great an effort to procure it. What could a few " poor...

...censuie as those who are the greatest slanderers, which was wonderfully ' exemplified on this occasion. On the day the book was first vended, a :' crowd of authors besieged the shop; intreaties, advices, threats of law '' and battery, nay cries of treason, were all employed to hinder...

...authors befieged the ftiop ; intreaties, advices, " threats of law and battery, nay cries of treafon, «c were all employed to hinder the coming out of " the ' Dunciad ;' on the other fide, the book-, "fellers and hawkers made as great efforts to ** procure it. What could a few poor...

...occasion. On the day the book was first vendedi"a " crowd of authors besieged the shop; intreaties, advices, threats of law " and battery, nay cries of treason, were all employed to hinder the com" ing out of the ' Dunciad :' on the other side the booksellers and hawkers " made as great efforts...