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PGCJ.771.032
10 Aug 1771:13 (396)
. . . [3 column response to Coeleb, including]
With crutch and staff two hop along together,
One hi-shop line come limping after t'other.
One says, do stop, I see no sense in running;
Push on, says Phil', I'll warrant you 'tis cunning
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I will say by this remarkable poet, who has entered the list
of opponents, as a well known writer did on a similar
occasion:
Philo-Hymenzeus made great blunders,
In imitating Shakespear's wonders,
To make the heart full glad:
But had it been poor Shakespear's fate
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