Read full poem →r* Is but to stick, &c.^ — Mr. Seward has in this passage amended the punctuation, which
in the former copies materially injured the sense. The reader is desired to consult the lection
qf the present edition, and note *^ actiii. scene ii, of The Tragedy qfBonduca, vol, it. p. 323-4.
Dictionary Entry
The act of reading.
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. lectionday lectionclass lectionlection collection reflection selection antireflection def
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Poetry examples for “lection”
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Read full poem →The lection from 1590 and 1609 is to be preferred, since 1596
(with an extraneous comma) appears to be in error.