ANOTHER.
Puer loquitur.
Though big with mathematic pride,
By me this axiom is denied;
I can’t conceive, upon my soul,
My parts are equal to the whole.
[1] “No! no! for my virginity,
When I lose that,” quoth PITT, “I’ll die;
Behind the elms last night,” quoth DICK,
“Rose, were you not extremely sick?” PRIOR.
[2] A coalition between the DUKE OF PORTLAND and Mr. PITT, was attempted to be formed by Mr. POWIS, and the other Country Gentlemen.—This endeavour, however, was defeated in consequence of Mr. PITT’s construction of the terms fair and equal.