Citation - New York Evening Post (DeForeest): 1747.04.13

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Index Entry Drum, in lyric [beg] Old, toothless, pox'd, mischievous Hag of night 
Location New York 
Citation
NYEP(D.747.027
13 Apr 1747:11,12,21 (125)
AN HUMBLE ADDRESS TO THAT MOST VENERABLE AND ANTIENT PUNK,
THE WHORE OF BABYLON.  Translated from the French Original,
by a zealous Protestant.
  Old, toothless, pox'd, mischievous Hag of night;
  Old graceless witch, who liv'st in virtue's spite; 
  Old treacherous beldham, burden to the earth,
  Plots, broils, and wars from thee derive their birth. (a)
  . . . [28 lines]
  Thy only sighs are vented at thy bumb,
  Outstink a carrion, and outroar a drum.
  . . . [48 more lines, and extensive footnotes]


Generic Title New York Evening Post (DeForeest) 
Date 1747.04.13 
Publisher DeForeest, Henry 
City, State New York, NY 
Year 1747 
Bibliography B0025423
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