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Poems on Several Occasions
By Thomas Gilbert
Gilbert, Thomas (1713-1766)
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A Satire.
To the Author of some Latin Poems published a few Years ago.
To the same, on the Ladies Subscription for the English Poems.
The Nineteenth Ode of the Third Book of Horace,
Verses writ on a Glass,
The first Book of Martial, Epigram. 58.
On a Quack's Motto,
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On a
Quack'
s Motto
,
Exemplo monstrante viam.
How
often learning, wit, and merit fail,
When impudence and ignorance prevail?
This
Maurus
knows, nor feels the world's reproach,
But bears the pointed satire on his coach.
Poems on Several Occasions