u

printed in America and lately in England ; bm

u more complete text, baa^ on a collation U

early and manuscfipt copies, was prepared in

Face. Remember St. Giles's, scape-grace, where I fount

ei! complete uinbh u ol' poverty , resembling the fruit ofo

■ ,i . , v|,i,. t r] to wind and weather, not a cool

I observed to Mr. Theobald, that here was a glaring poetical contradiction. She says,

yott*U find all true except the wild island, and instantly she is upon the bland.

and will travel over the world of literature, as the reader of

Cooke's Voyages makes u girdle round ihe ijlobe while

sitting in hia elbow chair. That our little volume is neither

But purer spirits, purz'd and refin*d, shake off

That clog of human u^ilty. Give me leave

T enjoy myself 5 that place that does contain

:red. I2.no. HBO.— 7V« Strat/urd Jubilee, C. 8vo.

9.— 77« i'u&aHf or, £jK» and finW, T. Bye. 1770.—

; 7Wwo»i>/, C. Bvo. 1771.— Cupid's Revenge, Past.

. . . :■.■■,' u^ divide your wit,

^ s'C. who had equal lir«

One slipp'd his footing, th' other sees him fall,

Grasp'u the whoU tree and single held up all.*'