Index Entry | Dance, metaphor of life, in lyric [beg] Were fortune more civil |
Location | Williamsburg |
Citation | VGW(HU.769.120 9 Nov 1769:41 (964) THE NAKED TRUTH. Were fortune more civil, and business more brisk, My horse not so phrenzy, or subject to frisk, Should I chance to set eye on a pretty young lass, Not too fond of dear self, and too oft at her glass, . . . [10 lines] Could I find such a fair one, though hobby should prance, And kick up his heels, or commence a new dance, . . . [18 more lines] |
Generic Title | Virginia Gazette-Williamsburg (Hu) |
Date | 1769.11.09 |
Publisher | Purdie, Alex., and John Dixon |
City, State | Williamsburg, VA |
Year | 1769 |
Bibliography | B0048453 |