Страница - 1874Страница - 1876- Instead of ll. 5-6:
- He wore his Coat till every Thread was bare,
- And fed his Body with the meanest Fare;
- l. 13. Crumbs.
- l. 25. favorite.
- instead of ll. 27-28:
- Haunts have been trac'd to which he nightly went,
- And serious Sums in private Pleasures spent;
- l. 78. Controul.
- l. 107. controul.
- l. 121. Detracter.
- l. 135. Enquiry.
- instead of l. 173:
- Small is his private Room: you'd find him there.
- l. 188. an herd.
- instead of ll. 191-2:
- You'd meet Sir Denys in a morning Ride,
- And be convinced he'd not a spark of Pride;
- l. 202. Equipt.
- l. 203. an Horse.
- l. 207. An handsome Youth Sir Denys; and an Horse.
- l. 214. Aye.
- l. 226. cloath'd.
- l. 244. controul'd.
- l. 275. try'd.
- l. 296. t' asswage.
[Letter 14.]
- Synopsis, l. 6. Connections.
- l. 17. Enquiry.
- l. 31. Expences.
- l. 49. try'd.
- l. 58. antient.
- l. 120. this final Hoard.
- instead of l. 138:
- Those whom he'd daily shaken by the hand.
- l. 145. Billedeux.
- l. 148. an useful.
- instead of l. 165:
- He'll even read to learn the Ill they've done.
- l. 169. he'll dispose the Mind.
- l. 212. antient.
[Letter 15.]
- l. 19. and Poems.
- l. 93. an Heart so fond, an Hand so priz'd;
- l. 108. straiter.
- l. 152. try'd.
- l. 216. antient.
[Letter 16.]
- Synopsis, l. 11. Dolly.
- l. 86. Vallies.
- l. 90. forebore.
- l. 127. 'twould not believe its Eyes.
- l. 128. 'Twould sadly glide.
- l. 132. an huge.
- l. 133. an huge.
- l. 156. Breakfasts.
- l. 159. teiz'd.
- l. 183. railing.
- l. 209. She held him babish and his Captives blind.
- instead of ll. 211-213:
- Her Sexe's Pattern, without Thoughts of Sex;
- Our timid Girls and Lovers half afraid,
- All shunn'd the Speeches of the frank old maid.
- l. 230. antient.
[Letter 17.]
- l. 7. Woe.
- l. 17. all have.
- l. 41. inclose.
- l. 48. has never heard.
- l. 78. Woe.
- l. 113. bruize.
- l. 138. an House.
- l. 208. Tyes.
- l. 248. place in view.
- l. 261. well-dry'd.
- l. 277. do the work.
[Letter 18.]