DR. GIBBS.
All those that lead a life like this
Shall reign in everlasting bliss [9].
DR. SWIFT.
[9] And so the doctor now
may kiss !
FINIS.
| F | iddling | |
| oolish | ||
| I | mpudent | |
| dle | ||
| N | auseous | |
| onsensical | ||
| I | lliterate | |
| gnorant | ||
| S | coundrel Scot | |
| ott. |
At the end of the MS. is the following note.
"The above was written from the manuscript mentioned in the first page, now in the hands of Nicholas Coyne, esq. being the only copy in the kingdom of Ireland; he having purchased the original, and afterward generously given it to his friend Dr. Dunkin, finding the doctor extremely uneasy at the disappointment the earl of Chesterfield was like to meet with, as he had promised the earl to attend the auction, and procure it for him at any price; and is now transcribed by Neale Molloy, esq. of Dublin, by the favour of the said Nicholas Coyne his brother in law, and sent by him to his kinsman and dear friend Charles Molloy of London, esquire.
Dublin, May 26, 1748."
