Extempore: Upon Being Inform'd That Hircus Had Sent in Quest of the Author
Upon being inform'd that H IRCUS had sent in Quest of the Author, immediately upon receiving a Letter of the most poignant Accusation, touching his execrable Life, &c.
" Why let the stricken Deer go weep, " I find
My Prose Attack has gall'd him to my Mind;
Not quite so callous as I thought — that's well;
But yet I deem him still an Infidel:
Let him discard his Trull, then sneak away,
E'en I may be his Friend, some future Day.
" Why let the stricken Deer go weep, " I find
My Prose Attack has gall'd him to my Mind;
Not quite so callous as I thought — that's well;
But yet I deem him still an Infidel:
Let him discard his Trull, then sneak away,
E'en I may be his Friend, some future Day.
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