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NYG(B.731.004
2-9 Feb 1731:22 (276)
To the publisher of the New-York Gazette. The following
lines were accidentally delivered, to a pair of L---D--- as
they pass'd by H---gate, which I expect you will recommend
to whom designed. I am, Sir, Your Humble Servant. [dated
February 4, 1730-31.]
Pluto from H---gate to his expected Guests from B----n.
Mine, and the F---ies sons, why are your lyres
Thus laid aside, or have ye broke your wires,
No D---l-in H--l could think but you'd rejoyce
To hear the echo of your father's voice,
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