Category: Poetry
It is not that I see any reason to alter my opinion in any thing I have writ, which occasions this epistle; but I find it necessary for the satisfaction of some persons of honour, as well as wit, to pass a short explication upon it; and tell the world what I mean, or rather, w...
The breed's described: now, Satire, if you can, Their temper show, for manners make the man. Fierce as the Briton, as the Roman brave, And less inclined to conquer than to save;...
1. Chapter 1It is not that I see any reason to alter my opinion in any thing I have writ, which occasions this epistle; but I find it necessary for the satisfaction of some persons of honou...
2. Chapter 2Wherever God erects a house of prayer, The Devil always builds a chapel there: And 'twill be found upon examination, The latter has the largest congregation: For ever since he f...