Instead ofl. 21:
Who will Belinda wed? it seems, must Chance decide.
Who will Belinda wed? it seems, must Chance decide.
Who will Belinda wed? it seems, must Chance decide.
Who will Belinda wed? it seems, must Chance decide.
afterl. 30:
The Butcher brought it, ’tis the Butcher’s Care;’Tis cooked below, but how she cannot tell;Above ’tis eaten, and so all is well.(D.)
The Butcher brought it, ’tis the Butcher’s Care;’Tis cooked below, but how she cannot tell;Above ’tis eaten, and so all is well.(D.)
The Butcher brought it, ’tis the Butcher’s Care;’Tis cooked below, but how she cannot tell;Above ’tis eaten, and so all is well.(D.)
The Butcher brought it, ’tis the Butcher’s Care;
’Tis cooked below, but how she cannot tell;
Above ’tis eaten, and so all is well.(D.)
afterl. 33:
For some are born to eat what some are born to earn.(D.)
For some are born to eat what some are born to earn.(D.)
For some are born to eat what some are born to earn.(D.)
For some are born to eat what some are born to earn.(D.)
l. 45:forher critic’s indolencereadthat springs from Indolence.
afterl. 64:
Not yet from Scotland came the yearly setThat put all Europe in the Author’s Debt.
Not yet from Scotland came the yearly setThat put all Europe in the Author’s Debt.
Not yet from Scotland came the yearly setThat put all Europe in the Author’s Debt.
Not yet from Scotland came the yearly set
That put all Europe in the Author’s Debt.
instead ofll. 100–1:
She wonders why the Butcher brings his Bill;She wonders why a Tradesman will not trust.
She wonders why the Butcher brings his Bill;She wonders why a Tradesman will not trust.
She wonders why the Butcher brings his Bill;She wonders why a Tradesman will not trust.
She wonders why the Butcher brings his Bill;
She wonders why a Tradesman will not trust.
l. 108:forfrettedreadpetted.
l. 111:
That she shall faint and die; she faints but never dies.
That she shall faint and die; she faints but never dies.
That she shall faint and die; she faints but never dies.
That she shall faint and die; she faints but never dies.
afterl. 131:
Who for no venturous Deed the Praise assumes,But bills and coos and smooths her shining Plumes.(D.)
Who for no venturous Deed the Praise assumes,But bills and coos and smooths her shining Plumes.(D.)
Who for no venturous Deed the Praise assumes,But bills and coos and smooths her shining Plumes.(D.)
Who for no venturous Deed the Praise assumes,
But bills and coos and smooths her shining Plumes.(D.)