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Page 11 and 12: T O T H E NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN WH
Page 13 and 14: THE ADVERTISEMENT. following accoun
Page 15 and 16: CONTENTS. JrllSTORY of the Druids.
Page 17 and 18: HISTORY A O F T H E DRUIDS, PARTICU
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CuAP. III. THE refpevfl fo far, DRU
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Chap. III. THE DRUID S. 57 fiances
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Chap. IV. THE DRUIDS. 61 many and p
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Chap. IV. THEDRUIDS. 6^ plicit fait
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Chap. IV. THEDRUIDS. 67 That our Dr
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tStrab.h4. jCeef. 1. 1.19.C. &C.12.
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CiiAP. IV. THEDRUIDS. 71 round it,
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Chap. IV. T H E D R U I D S. 75 dub
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Chap. IV. T H E D R U I D S. /J The
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Chap. V. THEDRUIDS. 77 ftream ;" an
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If Chap. V. T HE DRUIDS. 79 escrcil
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Chap. V. T H E D R U I D S. S3 the
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Chap. V. T H E D R U I D S. 85 gion
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^8 A DISSERTATION ON THE few remark
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90 A DISSERTATION OX THE The notion
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92 A DISSERTATION ON THE Before we
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94 A DISSERTATION ON THE the Highla
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98 A DISSERTATION ON THE This being
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102 A DISSERTATION ON THE and phllo
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no A DISSERTATION ON THE been found
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114 A DISSERTATION ON THE and were
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.I20 A DISSERTATION ON THE able par
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122 A DISSERTATION ON THE not be to
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124 A DISSERTATION ON THE greater a
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126 A DISSERTATION ON THE there is
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i;S A DISSERTATION ON THE expecfled
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130 A DISSERTATION ON THE ^vill, it
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D A R G O: A P O E M *. ' The argum
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A POEM. 135 voice of the gale when
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A POEM. 137 then, O Dargo : and cal
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A P O E M. 135 time, my tears have
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" Comhal, he cries, is near !" Loch
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. A P O E M, 143 fliall tell thy ag
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POEM. Hi ftrength of the bard was g
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A P O E M. 147 when it lifts 'ts he
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A POEM. 149 they afluage her pain w
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G A U L*: A The POEM. argument. Oss
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A P O E M. 153 is the heap. The hea
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ehold thee '." U 2 E- A POEM. 155 g
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winds. A POEM. 157 O that I had bee
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A POEM. 159 blue arms are ftrewed u
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A P O E M. i6i as, lifping, lie hal
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A POEM. 163 know, that I am thus lo
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A P O E M. 165 fupply her love. I f
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A P O E M. 167 brown bvifli, lie li
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A P O E M. 169 no more awake my fou
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A POEM. 171 moulder with age away ;
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'74 D U T H O N A: decay ; and die
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176 D U T H O N A: We met, In our r
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1-% D U T H O N A: with the end of
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t8o D U T H O N A: fong ? Be nigh t
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\Sz D U T H O N A: may remember tha
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iS4 D U T n O N A: king faw the foe
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1 86 D U T H O N A its wonted brlgh
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Thou • i88 D E R M I D: The gray
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190 D E R M I D: fpring is thy beau
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192 D E R M I D: hears thee not ; f
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194 D E R M I D: " Bring it I do, m
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196 D E R M I D: beneath the fliade
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198 - D E R M I D: We laid the love
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200 D E R M I D; At the foot of tha
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202 D E R M I D: branch.—Bvit Ofl
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204 TIN A N AND L O R M A: two clou
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2o6 F I N A N AND L O R M A: arms o
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-o3 r I N A N AND L O R M A: one da
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210 F I N A N AND L O R M A: the th
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212 F I N A N AND L O R M A: The ib
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2 14 F I N A N AND L O R M A: gate.
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Such 2i6 F I N A N AND L O R M A: c
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2i8 C A T H L U I N A: Many, foil o
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3i8 C A T n L U I N A: a youth from
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222 C A T H L U T N A: " And art th
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22-4 C A T H L U I N A: All night t
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226 C A T H L U I N A: die fun, whe
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«* Mar mharbh Cuthullin a Mbac :"
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A P O E M. 2.^1 waves. Iniftore |,
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A P O E M. 233 breeze, in its fold,
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A P O E M. 235 tanks of war are bro
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A P O E M. 237 the foam of the wave
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A POEM. 239 diftanc oak travels the
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Then, A P O E M. 241 ra's king may
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A P O E M. 243 than ever travelled
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A P O E M. 245 the fbng, while othe
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P O E M. H7 mayeft, in falling by t
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A P O E M. 149 an angry fpiritof ni
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M A N O S*: A P O E M. The argument
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. A A P O E M. 2S3 ed leaf of the o
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POEM. 2J5 years. O thou Lift of my
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A P O E M. zsy mourned. Over it he
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A P O E M. 259 The winds whiflled t
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A P O E M. 26* his fpear, It founde
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A P O E M. 263 white-tumbling from
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. „,„ A POEM. 26^ love. We fled
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R T HAL* A POEM. The argument. Ossi
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. A P O E M. 269 is plealant. It is
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A P O E M. 271 wihds. Thus waited,
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A P O E M. 473 be foes that lift th
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O E M, 275 thou haft flione on Morv
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,'' , , 278 DARGO THE Son of DRUIVE
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28o DARGO THE Son of DRUIVEL: they
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282 DARGO THE So^^ of DRUIVEL: All
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284 DARGO THE Son OF DRUIVEL: (lays
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286 DARGO THE Son of DRUIVEL: here
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288 DARGO THE Son ofDRUIVEL: bis fo
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290 DARGO THE Son of DRUIVEL dren a
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CUTHON* THE Son of DARGOr A POEM. T
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. With A POEM. 295 of my friend. A
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A P O E M. , 297 fliakes his arm, a
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A P O E M; 299 was not my foul allo
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A POEM. 301- when the night is file
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, the A P O E M. 303 many of your h
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, . A POEM. 505 fhaggy woods, when
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O E M. 307 were thy gift, the child
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A P O E M. 309 that wander beyond t
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o M. 311 The kid of the roe fed on
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The fall of TURA: A POEM*. The a R
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O E M. 315 fpirits on their gale, w
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A P O E M.. 317 that night, O bards
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A P O E M. 319 help, his blade leap
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OEM. 1^1 Dost tliou not remember, M
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A P O E M. 323 was fad j but we lef
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O E M. 22 J tliinks, is ftruck. At
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A P O E M. 327 I, O bard, on the lo
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A POEM. 329 Maronnan, the ftrength
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o M. 33^ refs of woody Cona. Our fr
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T H L A V A* POEM. The argument. Ro
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and Shine A POEM. 335 tread of thy
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A POEM. 337 fun-beams on the hill o
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A POEM. 339 her little cliildren fl
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fhower, upon the lonely Ihore. the
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Doft A P O E M. 343 Yield I muft, L
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A P O E M. 345 to Runma and the fon
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348 The DEATH of ARTHO: But, Calmar
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350 The DEATH or ARTHO: with her lo
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352 The DEATH or ARTHO. to me. 1 ru
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