Citation - New England Courant: 1722.06.04

NECO.722.013
28 May-4 Jun 1722:12 (44)
. . . Plymouth, May 12 . . .
TO MRS. SILENCE DOGOOD, on her letter in the Courant of the
14th instant.
Madam,
  Long have the weaker sons of Harvard strove
  To move our Rev'rence and command our Lone,
  By means, how sordid, 'tis not hard to say,
  When all their merit lies in M. and A.
. . . [13 lines]
I am, Madam, your most obedient humble servant, Crowdero.