Citation - South Carolina Gazette (Crouch): 1765.12.17

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Index Entry Lyric, topical [beg] Your servant sirs, do you like my figure 
Location Boston 
Citation
SCGCJ.765.003
17 Dec 1765:23 (1)
The following are copies of the labels affix'd on the breast
of each of the above mentioned effigies [hung up in Boston],
viz.
On that representing G---ge G--nv--le, holding out a Stamp
Act in his left hand.
  Your servant sirs, do you like my figure, 
  You've seen one rogue, but here's a bigger;
  Father of mischief !  how I soar, 
  Where many a rogue has gone before.
. . . [6 lines more]
On the figure representing J--n H--sk.
Quest.  
What, Brother H--sk, why this is bad?
Ans. Ah indeed! but I am a wicked lad;
My mother always thought me wild, 
The gallows is thy portion child
. . . [9 more lines.]


Generic Title South Carolina Gazette (Crouch) 
Date 1765.12.17 
Publisher Crouch, Charles 
City, State Charleston, SC 
Year 1765 
Bibliography B0044915
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