]
No, tho' y' have purchas'd to your Name [y have]
or what Works of theirs [theris]
_Horace_ asserts _Osse_ to be the only Rule of [_text unchanged_]
As naturally as Pigs squeak.: [_punctuation unchanged_]
did not approve of _Horace_, [_text unchanged_]
_Monumentum AEre perennius_? [pereunius]
as unintelligible in his Time [unintelligable]
_Horace_'s Works are still [ere]
there's a Thirst after Wit [ther'es]
the Thought from the Diction. [_missing ._]
when the _French_ Stage was Barbarous [the the]
to see some of those Productions [of of]
to rally one of the late M------rs [ofs the]
an Errant Politician in Physick [en Physick]

_with the +For to's+ and the +Until's+ in that general Rout that_ ...
[The italics are garbled in these lines: as printed,
_with the For to's_ and the _Until's_ in that general _Rout that_
or (with de-italicized text in +marks+)
_with the For to's +and the+ Until's +in that general+ Rout that_]

Mechanical Errors

Unless otherwise noted, the error is an invisible apostrophe. In
phrases containing more than one apostrophe, the relevant word is
given in brackets.

I am very unwilling to reckon our Author. [invisible .]
one of the Champions of our Church [invisible u in "Church"]
Publick Injuries are so seldom redress'd
I am very well satisfy'd,
his Academy will have the Glory of [invisible o in "of"]
for want of the _Ez's_ and _Er's_ [_Ez s_]
he has criticis'd on his Lordship's Poem [Lordship s]
Who pall'd the Appetite he meant to raise.
not to stand stockstill like Dr. +Donne+'s,
the +thereon's+, the +therein's+, [therein s]
the ancient House of the +hereof's+
his Epistle +de arte Poetica+, that [invisible a in "that"]
the Example of all the Polite Writers [invisible f in "of"]
whether any one wou'd not be better pleas'd [pleas d]
very much chang'd in _Quintilian_'s Time [_Quintilian_ s]
where 'tis bad 'tis abominable [tis bad]
confound Men's Qualities
of sorded Flatterers [invisible r in "sorded"]
_Un Coeur Noble est content de ce qu'il trouve en lui
as much above his Satyr [invisible a in "his"]
has been long complain'd of
he has assum'd a Post
Members are nam'd
strange Things which can never be effected. [invisible .]

Horace, _Ars Poetica_ (or _De Arte Poetica_) ll. 52-62

+Horace+, who tells us in his Epistle +de arte Poetica+,
that Pre