Citation - Independent Ledger: 1782.01.14

IL.782.006
14 Jan 1782:22 (4/197)
[At end of essay on the "treatment of the Negro Race," a
second citation from the 20th elegy of Shenstone:]
  Yet shores they are, blest shores for us remain,
  And favour'd isles, with golden fruitage crown'd;
  Where futted flow'rets paint the verdant plain,
  Where ev'ry breeze shall med'cine every wound.
  . . . [4 more lines]