The History of the Life and Adventures of Mr. Duncan Campell

June 6th, 1720.

THE END OF DUNCAN CAMPBELL

1

See Mr. Campbell's Life, p. 43.

2

To see and tell

Of things invisible to mortal sight,

Paradise Lost.

3

(Vates) See the Progress of Learning.

4

See the History of the Count de Gabalis, from whence he has taken the machinery of his Rape of the Lock.

5

Mrs. F – m – r.

6

See the Dedication of Mr. Campbell's Life.

7

See Mr. Campbell's Dedication.

8

See Cooper's Hill.

9

See many places of his notes on Homer.

10

See Mr. Campbell's Life, page 80.

11

Alluding to this verse, "sed cum falsa Damus, nil nisi Nostra Damus."