| Index Entry | Dying Rake's Soliloquy, The [t] [beg] In the fever of yourth ev'ry pulse in |
| Location | Portsmouth |
| Citation | NHG-P.770.001 5 Jan 1770:23 (690) THE DYING RAKE'S SOLILOQUY. In the fever of youth ev'ry pulse in a flame, Regardless of fortune, of health, and of fame, Gay pleasure my aim, and profusion my pride, No vice was untasted, no wish was deny'd, Grown headstrong and haughty, capricious and vain, Not decency aw'd me, nor laws could restrain; . . . [26 more lines] |
| Generic Title | New Hampshire Gazette-Portsmouth |
| Date | 1770.01.05 |
| Publisher | Fowle, Daniel & Robert |
| City, State | Portsmouth, NH |
| Year | 1770 |
| Bibliography | B0023933 |