Citation - Pennsylvania Journal: 1782.11.16

PJ.782.085
16 Nov 1782:22 (1542)
It seems difficult to determine what is right, with regard
to the first class, viz. the ghost of continental money,
which yet hovers about us, and which, as the witty and
ingenious author of McFingal, a poem lately published,
observes, 
"What strangely vers'd in magic lore.
And gifted with transforming pow'r, --
--Restor'd the fab'lous times to view, 
And prov'd the tale of Midas true;
. . . [8 lines, signed] Canto 4.