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Harvest-Home (1805)

(1749-1814)

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VOL. I.

SUPPLEMENTARY GLEANINGS. HAMPSHIRE STATION.

SUPPLEMENTARY GLEANINGS,

SKETCH OF THE MORAL, PERSONAL, AND DOMESTIC STATE OF THE ARTISANS OF BIRMINGHAM.

To the Memory of David Garrick, Who died in the Year 1779, At the Age of 63.

LINES Written at Stratford-on-Avon.

WARWICK-CASTLE.

[“The Muse, first kneeling at Compassion's shrine]

III.

VOL. III.

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QUESTION I.

“Pray, Madam, since you rattled down
To this dear, fascinating Town,
Have you yet seen that child of Fun,
The modern Proteus—Elliston?
So arch, so odd, so droll, so sly—
He's sure the Soul of Comedy!”