Citation - Newport Mercury: 1763.05.02

NM.763.013
2 May 1763:11 (243)
The following lines, I presume, will not be disagreeable to
any of your readers, except those who have, or intend to
have, no connection with the fair sex.  Your's, &c. 
[signed] A.Z.
THE MAID'S SOLILOQUY.
It must be so--Milton, thou reason'd well,
Else whence this pleasing hope, this fond desire,
This longing after something unpossess'd;
Or why this secret dred, and inward fear,
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