Citation - New York Journal-New York: 1774.05.12

NYJ-N.774.055
12 May 1774:33 (1636)
[News from Philadelphia, at a hanging in effigy of
Wedderburne and Hutchinson]. . . With several other
inscriptions, were the following lines from Hudibrass:
  So a wild Tartar, when he 'spies
  A man that's handsome, valiant, wise,
  If he can kill him, thinks t'inherit
  His wit, his beauty, and his spirit:
  As if just so much be enjoy'd,
  As in another is destroy'd.