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hheen firft the tools afld itftruments, and. matter's eafe, andYor his.ountrys gd- : '
aerwaru-. tb - - . LoTdr- who would berfuade-his -M7 that . hio
indulging thence
labour to reftore Pc -:a"?
tm-ou-wilUbto
- pU vnu the converlat on tnat paueu in ic- ijraiw;uu ,,.,.-.-.. ...
to tell yOUUie, wuwiiw . . . . f , . . .. ' . u- fl...A k niri. fnrh nft it IS.
,crct etweeiv a & a news pa-' may be turned molt ,to advantage. Jhe.worW
Pltlr Mr PU for his f- is convinced, "that ploying Mr. JWl ia
!!,.!? r,? r: 'hiX all ?tbe flaudcr helped tbe only method of : doing , that 5 and.f Lord
ttv ' n. . . 1 .1 UV ntidrtinn in a certiin aflerriblr,
Jf it mould beaqueftion in a certain aiiembly,
Who advifed the continuance of certain peop.e
in power ? Mr. P-tt may be c, led upon,
and will then DC opuna-iuai, a. ..v..cv
meiu of the court, o;ut of oice, after pcrtorm-
' -1 r . : U ...111 -) ' mn(r rnfnpAhlff
' . -a - i rrr KTr P.. will nnt he fritxht-i
ftd. But-I fee that, .with a.digmty that lhews
' 'him worthy, of his Prince's confidence he
cornTtodrvulgenrftngleplirafeprexp
that pafled in private. No, bis cor. duct to his
i Prmce is notUfce that of th
, f.mrtnrf the crown, really ,dilgrace
- royalty, by idly and vvontonly hanging aoout.
PeWdedipeec
- -... - i . - - - . , ri r;:;':...--. : ' ' : ' ' " '" -
ened wuh what weak people talk of conliften
cy ; let him rememberv that the object, of hi$
"country's wifjies is to; fee.. bim,nd focfr as.lip
can conhde ui,;empioycp.
M. E.
The X H 0 IlG -E ?f a H.U S B "A N D.
rj-.firi, n w ri iffirnit anil nic
T' inltruct the fair in Hymen s cnoice ;
t. t 1 :
indifcretion. ... ; , rTrrh the thouphtk-fs dddy maid,
jrEc.-n. r-rtrJhe orefent-K rtt Lord ltnat in wmcn .-..
.prefent f u;ft lpre
-hadtopmuchnM
oaaneis uiu jiw y ;;, T.r r,ntrv and (how.
if nough to,n A deoalentPn pridjand faon fo intent,
hie nQftand-reureQ to-an-itM' yH . 1 v
. 1 P; 1' h i!-t r' 1 r-j a t r t- -On fnllv fo entirely-bent ;
01 tne ime, xui w , ,, 1 " itt: nnpA nn twhrrhrr nne in ten
SSeVaWe Tnk hVwas an accomplice: She's been threyears, ;or more, at fchool,
' !So:SadMo-b
fn h m wih To weak a, to Can tell what mode came laft from France j
Sirthrmfcives f,(e1 Was it Lord B-e or Can cutafowlthe modifh way,
who figned the . And knowi the art of drinking tea. ?
ho negotiated the peace 1 Had not the wprd , e
-' ( J - . ' 1 I X . -A ;1 '
t. Wn named in the MamttltQ I
had avoided it. Let me advife the good part
'ners to be - cautious how they accuttom -cur
cars to the meafureof an Impeachment. ft
---I hall only-add,lthatLord .fcoasjftill
Qtie game to play for his , own fafery, for, his
'-r.irliM there is fome better part
Than frantic whims, and gaudy art
ThanVpam per.'dipride and vanity,
Dwells in yotir looks, and courts the ?yc.
;Xkriahrier.f6ark of fenfe rcfinM
.. , , l I ;
mildly jgiowuig in your mmuf
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