Tale XI.
After l. 10:
Here some for Cinders are in Ovens made,
There Iron bars by Stacks of Deal are laid.
instead of ll. 21–2:
There is no Merchant, far or near, supplied
With so much Store: no wonder he has Pride! (D.)
after l. 58:
But I must leave this lofty Man of Trade
To make my Fortune—his is ready made. (D.)
variant of ll. 66–8:
And the Man waits till One advances more;
What time the Lady, gliding through the Crowd,
Makes her advance as she proceeds, aloud.
instead of ll. 77–8:
It is our Alms-house: men in years decay’d
Are here sustain’d, once flourishing in Trade. (D.)
l. 106: Would fain the Kindness that supports him hide. (D.)
after l. 140:
And, when I Male or female have addrest,
I see them count the Buttons on my breast.