Citation - Virginia Gazette-Williamsburg (Hu): 1767.01.01

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Index Entry Curtius, author of lyric [beg] Sing muse, what writers, good and bad 
Location Williamsburg 
Citation
VGW(HU.767.010
1 Jan 1767:21, 22 (815)
[signed] Curtius.
A KEY TO THE VIRGINIA GAZETTES. MDCCLXVI.
[Latin quote from Cicero]
I.
Sing muse, what writers, good and bad, 
What wisely gay, or gravely mad, 
Have shone in sixty six;
Such writers men have seldom seen, 
Some give your orator the spleen, 
Some sew his fancy fix.
. . . [2 verses]
A Buckskin ample, thick and tough, 
Well tann'd, may make a dismal puff--
And ill tun'd organ's bellows;
Methinks I hear a jarring noise
(Forc'd from the scolding keys, by boys)
And C--r cry, brave fellows!
. . . [11 more verses]


Generic Title Virginia Gazette-Williamsburg (Hu) 
Date 1767.01.01 
Publisher Purdie, Alex., and John Dixon 
City, State Williamsburg, VA 
Year 1767 
Bibliography B0048315
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