[D] See the History of the Count de Gabalis, from whence he has taken the machinery of his Rape of the Lock. [E] Mrs. F--m--r. [F] See the Dedication of Mr. Campbell's Life. [G] See Mr. Campbell's Dedication. [H] See Cooper's Hill. [I] See many places of his notes on Homer. [J] See Mr. Campbell's Life, page 80. [K] Alluding to this verse, "sed cum falsa Damus, nil nisi Nostra Damus." THE END OF DUNCAN CAMPBELL. * * * * * TRANSCRIBER NOTES: Punctuation corrected without note. Archaic spellings have been retained. The following corrections have been made: page iv: "two" changed to "too" (too long to dwell upon). page 8: "dedelighted" changed to "delighted" (however, delighted extremely in this way). page 13: "off" changed to "of" (night not be despaired of.). page 14: "a" added for continuity (for she that can dally with a heart). page 15: "governer" changed to "governor" (who is the governor of Uma). page 25: "Willis" changed to "Wallis" (An Extract from Dr. Wallis). page 36: "hiting" changed to "hitting" (that he seldom missed hitting). page 44: "vension" changed to "venison" (to bring a side of venison to me). page 47: "be" added for continuity (no demonstrative proof is to be had on either side). page 143: "their" changed to "there" (and left there alone). page 153: "know" changed to "known" (by persons of known credit). page 180: "inbord" changed to "inborn" (if we allow the second-sight to be inborn). page 180: "onger" changed to "longer" (not to afflict the patient any longer).