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; Upon my Life, all I would have From _Victor_ is to be a Slave; I'll soon untie this Captive's Hands; ---- Tie me but fast in _Hymen_'s Bands. _On the Same on another Pane._ At Home Miss _Molly_'s scarce fifteen. Mamma says she's no more; But if the Parish-Book says true, Miss _Molly_'s thirty four. Poor Miss _Molly_! _Wrote on Cor---- Cr----d's (a Printer and Bookseller in Cambridge) Window in the Shop._ Ye longing Sophs, say it who can, That _Corny_'s not a learned Man. He knows well each Edition, Sir, Of _Aldus_, and of _Elzevir_; Of _Beza_ he profoundly reasons, And talks jocose of _Harry Stephens_. Though (says a Wag) all this I grant, Yet _Corny_ sure must Learning want. How so? ----It's plain, (if that we may B'lieve what Men of themselves do say,) For _Corny_'s openly* confess'd. He's but a Blockhead at the best. * _Corny_, in Printing a _Latin_ Book, censur'd by the University, was forced to plead _Ignoramus_ to save his Bacon. _Another in the Shop, on C----'s Title Page_ LEARNING. Within this learn'd Receptacle of Arts, _Corny_, if ask'd, on each can shew his Parts; Alike a _Newton_, or a _Ratcliffe_ prove; A _Coke_ in Law----an _Etheridge_ in Love.-- Reason profound----in Hist'ry state each Fact, Teach{~DAGGER~} _London_ how to think, or _Walpole_ how to act. O say from whence should all this Learning come.---- From whence?----from each dead Sage around the Room. If _Corny_ thence his Fund of Learning draws, How great his Skill in Politicks or Laws? ---- How deeply read? ---- how vast his learned Store? ---- ---- When ---- past the Title, all his Learning's o'er. {~DAGGER~} Bishop. _Another in the Same._ Is _Corny_'s Learning much; my Friends; Since where it does begin, ---- it ends? _From a Window in Ardenham-House, Hertfordshire._ As glass obdurate no Impression takes, But what the radiant piercing Diamond makes; Just so my Heart all other Pow'rs defies, But those of fair _Venilla_'s brilliant Eyes. _Written in a Lady's Dressing Room._ _Brunetta_, I grant you, can give her Swain Death; But 'tis not with her Eyes, but with her - - ill Breath. _From a Window in the Inner Temple-Hall._ Come hither, Barristers of Dress, That once your Lips may meet Success: From _Rufus_' filthy Hall withdraw; Here only ye can live b
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