| Index Entry | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When drest by thee, more amiable fair |
| Location | London |
| Citation | IC.783.014 27 Mar 1783:13 (15/581 [sic]) [At end of full column ad for The Art of Speaking] . . . in the following lines of an elegant poet, we have not only a beautiful elogium on rhetoric, in the person of the late Earl of Chesterfield, but a sublime instance of its happiest attainment: When drest by thee, more amiable fair, Truth the soft robe of mild persuasion wears: Thou to assenting reason giv'st again Her own enlightened thoughts; call'd from the heart. . . . [5 more lines] |
| Generic Title | Independent Chronicle |
| Date | 1783.03.27 |
| Publisher | Willis, Nathaniel |
| City, State | Boston, MA |
| Year | 1783 |
| Bibliography | B0017940 |