Index Entry | Dancing, in lyric [beg] Kingly ruler of the plain, The |
Location | London |
Citation | PG-P.734.067 12-19 Dec 1734:11,12,21 (315) AN ENQUIRY AFTER TRUE PLEASURE. A Fable. By Mr. Dodsley. The * Kingly ruler of the plain, Just entring on his savage reign, To grace his coronation feast, Sent and invited every beast; . . . [34 lines, asks what is true pleasure.] Pleasure, my liege, is free from strike, To lead a thoughtless easy life; Airy and wild, and brisk, and gay, To sing, and dance, and laugh, and play; . . . [2 more columns] |
Generic Title | Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia |
Date | 1734.12.19 |
Publisher | Franklin, B. |
City, State | Philadelphia, PA |
Year | 1734 |
Bibliography | B0035045 |