Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's, An essay on perspective

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8 Merit is undoubtedly excel-
lent, as evidently appears from
your own Works.
I ſhall likewiſe be particu-
lar with regard to the Manner
of the Offering;
being per-
ſuaded that Flattery, or even
due Praiſe, which are the com-
mon Topicks handled in De-
dications, muſt needs be offen-
ſive to an Ingenious Perſon;
and ſo I ſhall be ſilent on theſe
Heads;
and only crave your
Acceptance and Protection of
what is here offer’d by
Your Humble Servant,
E. Stone.

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