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AC.762.015
31 May 1762:13 (11)
To the Printer. Sir, The following you will see, is a Latin
translation of the celebrated Elegy of David, over Saul and
Jonathan; which may possibly afford some amusement, at
least to the more learned part of your subscribers. The
Chronicle, I am sensible, is designed for all sorts of
readers; however, such a piece as this, to most of them,
and even those of the lowest class, can't be less
insignificant than many a play-bill or trifling paragraph;
therefore your inserting it will much oblige your constant
reader, Phileleutherius.
. . . [36-line verse in Latin follows.]
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