The toast An heroick poem: In four Books, Written originally in Latin, by Frederick Scheffer: Now done into English, and illustrated with Notes and Observations, by Peregrine Odonald [i.e. William King] |
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AN EXTRACT OUT OF Mr. Scheffer's first Epistle to H*garth, a famous British Painter. |
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AN EXTRACT OUT OF Mr. Scheffer's first Epistle to H*garth, a famous British Painter.
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Draw the Sun without a Ray,Rambling by a borrow'd Light,
Tippling till the Dawn of Day,
With a Collier and a Knight:
Paint his Looks, when he was roasted;
Paint the Donna, whom he toasted.
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Draw a Cully Chevalier,Near a crafty, wealthy Fox;
Then a Centry-Grenadier,
With a C---tess in his Box.
Shew the Bottle-maker's Gear;
And his Trulla with a P---x.
Paint the Warrior's Arms and Chattles,
And his Bloody-minded Battles.
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