The three tours of Doctor Syntax In search of 1. The picturesque, 2. Of consolation, 3. Of a wife. The text complete. [By William Combe] With four illustrations |
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Artist.—
“From what I see and doth appear,
You, Sir, may be a stranger here;
And as you now employ your Art, I may some useful hints impart.
I am an Artist, would you see Art's finest works, pray come with me.
You may view all, if you are willing; The Exhibition costs a shilling;
And in this stream I would be drown'd,
Should you not think it worth a pound.
Nay, if your means the price supply,
Such as you chuse, why you may buy.”
“From what I see and doth appear,
You, Sir, may be a stranger here;
And as you now employ your Art, I may some useful hints impart.
I am an Artist, would you see Art's finest works, pray come with me.
You may view all, if you are willing; The Exhibition costs a shilling;
And in this stream I would be drown'd,
Should you not think it worth a pound.
Nay, if your means the price supply,
Such as you chuse, why you may buy.”
| The three tours of Doctor Syntax | |