?�. Teme. Filit?s. ? ? ? Elves no oct; and if'the ur e tlnt the}, do it h f?rr, the an?er of the fPogs xs not m th?s p'a? i!l applied, L?de? ? It m,?y be ?ay to yo?, ?ut 't)s death to the?. TERR/E-F I LIUS. N � .?uid dighum tanto feret hie promi?r hiatu? Hot. $ a T U ? D a X', March H E K E is not (fiid a fl?rewd wag} a moreun�omt?onthingin the world than common finfiD and ! will add to the a rodox, by adding, that th?s uncommon thing, called common [_enj?, is no where more uncommon, than (where it ought to be molt common) in our nurferies of literature and By common en e we ufually and jufily undetfl-and the faculty to d?fcern one thing From another, and. the ordinary ability to keep our felves from being impofid upon by groli contradi&ions, palpable in- canfillencies, and unmask'd irapot%re. By a man of common enj3 we mean one who knows, as we . /i fay, vohtte from black, and chalk from cheefi? that troo and two make j$uri and that ?; mountain i? big- get tb?n a mole-bill; in fhort, when ?te fly a man.
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