The Delia Hair Lock and the Poet's Fury
The poem relates a lover's lament over Delia's hair lock and her anger. He appeals for mercy from nature and fate, vows to undo time, and longs to erase the memory of the fatal lock as Delia's gaze pierces his heart. The speaker curses the lock and imagines dramatic, mythic retribution for his transgression.
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Delia
Readers’ Letter Praises Newspapers and Cards for Amusement
A London letter celebrates the Public Advertiser as a source of varied entertainment after noting readers overindulge in mixed content. It suggests reading the column pairs separately then together for broader variety and subplots, and includes humorous notices about court, arrests, baptisms, and political gossip drawn from the paper.
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London
Weesenasc
Fort Ohdon
Ign Agua
Mr. Woodfall
Agdofe
Angho
India
Canada
Sam
Apyrius Cursor
Cabinet meeting at Betty's fruit-shop sparks public repairs talk
Fragmented notes recount a cabinet council at a St James's street fruit shop about repairs costing the public money. The excerpt mentions a 80 pound turtle carried before an alderman and various unrelated items from court and city life.
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Dr. Jones
St.James's
John Fielding
Princess Royal
Mary
York
Pylebob
Clement Cotfard
Esterday
Treafury
Pt Fent
Io Fone
City
Liberti
Westminster
Middlesex Hospital
Free Masons
N. B
Betty
St. James's
Ro—m
H. B
Prussia
India
Terence M‘dermance
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