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CC-H.778.010
2 Jun 1778:41 (697)
London. Anecdote. Last winter Mr. Wilkes was at Bath, and
meeting Burgoyne in one of the rooms, he asked if he
proposed to go next summer to Albany tho' the Lakes? . . .
[18 lines] Tho' Mr. Burgoyne is much praised for his
dramatic abilities, a correspondent observes Major General
Gates has the advantage of him even in that respect, as the
former was never able to rise above a farce, whilst the
latter has executed a very affecting tragedy. . . [73 lines]
"Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turn'd,
"Nor Hell a greater fury than a woman scorn'd.
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