| Index Entry | Emblem of Friendship, An [t] [beg] Stag once wounded, 'tis in vain he flies |
| Location | Boston |
| Citation | BPB.772.012 18 May 1772:23 (769) AN EMBLEM OF FRIENDSHIP. THE WOUNDED STAG. It has often been remarked of the stag, that, being wounded by the hunters, he attempts to take shelter among the first herd of deer that he espies. . . The stag once wounded, 'tis in vain he flies, In vain to mingle with the her he tries; The herd avoid him, as marked out for death, Till in despair he draws his latest breath; . . . [8 more lines] |
| Generic Title | Boston Post Boy |
| Date | 1772.05.18 |
| Publisher | Green & Russell |
| City, State | Boston, MA |
| Year | 1772 |
| Bibliography | B0012006 |