Will make a T d more lasting; shown as printed
Part 3: Names the Nymph that I adore. text reads "Npmph" Save us from sudden Death, was said, text reads "wa ssaid"
Part 4: Shall lay (on Pain of Flagellation) (From lowest Club, to that call'd Royal,) close parenthesis missing from both lines He'el feed on a Jest, that is broke with your Wind, spelling unchanged By Swine who nee'r provide Bumfodder spelling unchanged (quoted in editor's introduction) E'er I that Suit procure. text has comma at end Professor of Dulness and Bombast. Price 6 d. text reads "Picre"
Further Notes:
Why are Doll's Teeth so white, and Susan's black? The Reason soon is known. Doll buys her Teeth which she doth lack, But Susan wears her own.
This verse is a translation of Martial V.43:
Thais habet nigros, niveos Laecania dentes Quae ratio est? Emptos haec habet, illa suos.
P. S. Quintus
Pope Sixtus V (= Quintus).
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