| Index Entry | Hook, Mr, author of lyric [beg] Too long the rhymesters of the age |
| Location | London |
| Citation | PEP.778.016 3 Feb 1778:541 (4/452) THE TON A Favourite Song, sung by Mrs. Wrighten at Vauxhall. Composed by Mr. Hook. Too long the rhymesters of the age, Those scribbling sons of strife, Have dar'd a crow-quill war to wage, With dames of higher life; I am the sex's championess, And now stand forth alone, Prepar'd to rescue and redress The ladies of the Ton. . . . [4 verses with last line "The ladies of the Ton" follow] |
| Generic Title | Pennsylvania Evening Post |
| Date | 1778.02.03 |
| Publisher | Towne, Benjamin |
| City, State | Philadelphia, PA |
| Year | 1778 |
| Bibliography | B0034174 |