Elegy on a Dog Lambridge 1796
A grave verse laments a lost dog named Toper. It praises his faithful, gentle nature and unpretentious virtue. The funeral lines honor the pet as beloved by the worthy, noting his kind manners and honest heart. August 21, 1796.
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Life and its fleeting mutable nature
A reflective verse fragment exploring life as a mix of hope and fear. It ponders pleasure followed by pain and portrays mornings bringing sorrow amid shifting scenes.
Veteran Macklin Weds and Accuses Wife at Bow Street
The veteran Macklin has entered matrimony and, reportedly treated poorly by his wife. He claims the Lady plundered him and, when the magistrate asked what offence she had committed, he replied with a blunt outburst accusing her of robbery.
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