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NM.774.022
16 May 1774:22 (819)
Philadelphia, May 4. . . But the base born solicitor, who
attempted to turn his learning, benevolence, and patriotism,
into ridicule, is (like Hutchinson) a parricide of the first
rank, who would sacrifice his country . . .
With several others, among which was the following lines
from Hudibrass:
So a wild tartar, when he spies
A man that's handsome, valiant, wise,
If he can kill him, thinks t' inherit
His wit, his beauty, and his spirit:
. . . [2 more lines]
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