An account of Dr. Quincy's Examination of Dr. Woodward's state of physick and diseases. In a letter to the Freethinker.

Date:: 1719

Credit: An account of Dr. Quincy's Examination of Dr. Woodward's state of physick and diseases. In a letter to the Freethinker. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$M ] good Quality; but exa&Iy refembles Senecas Gods, omnia dantesnihil ha- bentes: Or rather he’s like a Gypfy, • who begs a Penny from the Man to whom he promifes Riches. Never did any Creature crawl at fuch a rate. I heartily ask your Pardon, Sir, for occafioning your At¬ tention to defcend fo low: but, in a little time, I hope to make you a- mends. Dr. Woodward's Writings cannot fail to gratify the Inquificive and the Impartial, while the Prejudic’d and the Interefted will continue to fnarl, to calumniate, to give falfe Gloffes, to raife a Dull, to rake in the Kennel, and to buffoon. I am. sir, yj . t Tour moji obfervant v ; -; • - ' .4 * - 4 * ’ -mfn. y •: -v4'': Vr; v-ja ■ ; Friend and Admirer^ ? 1 ; -rA' •• ^ r . ” ''~i, - X'* . **' ’ /{. ,fc’ •' ~ . ■* -'aGh Vv * w . $;>•' < . -*-• : ' '' '. »*'? • V ■ y •t~ ** : M y. , • •.* »<.c s ■ {M * Middle Temple, ISf. N« , j ^•1‘$