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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A NOTE TO THE AUTHOR.
At Church, or at Bushy, your sabbath d'ye spend.Your mind to regale or your morals to mend?
If the former, I leave you the Devil to cheat;
If the latter, I beg to have part of the treat.
HIS ANSWER.
Why your Lordship is now so impatient to search,If I'm passing my hours with the State or the Church,
I was puzzled—but now I perceive, on the whole,
So you get but my news, you don't care for my soul.
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