| Index Entry | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax virtues--then--(or I'm a dunce) |
| Location | New Haven |
| Citation | CG-NH.767.029 5 Dec 1767:13 (590) . . . [2 lines introduction, 21 lines dialogue between a man and his dog] Tax virtues---(or I'm a dunce) Th' exchequer will be fill'd at once If, to seem modest you some faults confess, The world suspect yet more, and never less; . . . [2 more lines in rhyme, 70 lines dialogue] Let those whom folly prompts to sneer, Be told we sport with fable here; Be told that dogs can morals teach; And trees (like sound Casuists) preach. |
| Generic Title | Connecticut Gazette-New Haven |
| Date | 1767.12.05 |
| Publisher | Mecom, Benjamin |
| City, State | New Haven, CT |
| Year | 1767 |
| Bibliography | B0013619 |