[29] The "Distressed Poet," "Enraged Musician," and a companion print on painting which, though advertised, was never published, are the three here alluded to.
[30] In his description of the Legion Club, after portraying many of the characters with most pointed severity, Swift thus exclaims:
"How I want thee, humorous Hogarth!
Thou, I hear, a pleasant rogue art!
Were but you and I acquainted,
Every monster should be painted.
You should try your graving tools
On this odious group of fools;
Draw the beasts as I describe them;
Form their features while I gibe them;