Citation - Boston Evening Post (Fleet): 1740.11.03

BEP(F.740.025
3 Nov 1740:11 (274)
From the London Magazine for August, 1740. . . [Para. 2,
penultimate line]
HUDIBRAS'S DESCRIPTION OF A LAW-SUIT.
  He that by injury is griev'd,
  And goes to law to be reliev'd,
  Is sillier than a sottish chose,
  Who when a thief has robb'd his house,
. . . [4 lines.  6th para.]
  For lawyers, left the bear defendant,
  And plaintiff dog should make an end on't,
  Do stay and tail with writs of error,
  Reverse of judgment and demurrer,
. . . [8 lines]