The Works of Richard Owen Cambridge Including several pieces never before published: with an account of his life and character, by his son, George Owen Cambridge |
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 | The Works of Richard Owen Cambridge |  |
ANSWER.
You've dress'd me out in borrow'd rags and tattersOf Ramblers, Guardians, Tatlers, and Spectators;
You've given me wings to fly from pole to pole,
“With thoughts beyond the reaches of my soul.”
To claims like these I've not the least pretence,
Resume them all, and grant me Common Sense.
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