To the Honourable Mr. D. T. :
great pattern of piety, charity, learning, humanity, good nature, wisdom, good breeding, affability, and one most eminently distinguished for his conjugal affection /
[attrib. to Swift].
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Dublin:
printed by Sarah Harding on the Blind-Key,
1725.
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Notes: | Verse - "What strange disorder often springs". Sometimes attributed to Jonathan Swift or Thomas Sheridan. With note at end of the poem [with pointing hand device] "This Paper will be continued weekly, if due Encouragement be given." According to Elrington Ball, in "Swift's Verse," the above is by Swift and is a satire on Dick (Richard) Tighe. Physical description: 2 p. ; folio Citations/References: Foxon, T373 Citations/References: Teerink, 921 more |