The Two Queens of Brentford : or, Bayes no Poetaster a Musical Farce, or Comical Opera |
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Poets, in tricking Times, Satyrick grown,
Seldom excusing Faults their Plays have shewn,
Oft with sharp Prologues lash the foolish Town.
So Bayes, his Lyrick Opera brings to view,
And what some Actors in blunt Satyr do,
The Prologue and the Epilogue will shew.
Seldom excusing Faults their Plays have shewn,
Oft with sharp Prologues lash the foolish Town.
So Bayes, his Lyrick Opera brings to view,
And what some Actors in blunt Satyr do,
The Prologue and the Epilogue will shew.
| The Two Queens of Brentford : or, Bayes no Poetaster | |