Poems on Several Occasions By the late Reverend Thomas Fitzgerald. Published by his Grandson, the Reverend Thomas Wintour |
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AN EPIGRAM.
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AN EPIGRAM.
[Dear Frank, with Fancy, Fire, and Style]
Dear Frank, with Fancy, Fire, and Style,
Form'd a consummate Poet,
Burns with Impatience all the while,
That all the World should know it.
Form'd a consummate Poet,
Burns with Impatience all the while,
That all the World should know it.
Where'er he goes, with pompous Boast
His Talent he displays;
No, not a Tittle shall be lost
Of his minutest Praise.
His Talent he displays;
No, not a Tittle shall be lost
Of his minutest Praise.
Then let's be candid to our Friend,
And own his just Pretence;
Nor yet, whilst we his Wit commend,
Despise his Want of Sense.
And own his just Pretence;
Nor yet, whilst we his Wit commend,
Despise his Want of Sense.
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