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Show TH LIF o que i CHAP. XLVIIL run hla ed Wi( Pleasure Garric happy in his Retreai-ls visited by Persons of th of bis highest Rank-His Hospitality-His Attention to the Theatr -His Epilogué 't the Comedy of KNoW YOUR owN MINDa llgbffll} Hiswarm Apprrobation of M SHERIDAN'S Comedy talled Tu actcejuf ScrooL ror ScaNDAL-His fine Compliment to that Gentl man-I the Year 177A8"'/zz's Health declined fast, bu retaine his usual Spirits-H continue CONSCIOU he s\*t‘;l to give Advice t thehest Dramatic Writers-His letter, probally the last h ever wrote to his Frien Jesse Foor-Goe o Visit at Christma Earl SeenceR, in Northamptonshire-Return t on the 15th o January 1779, in o desperate State of ealth-Dies on th 20th of Januarg/;-O?z Monday the 1s¢ y‘Fel*rua7yfoZlowin his Remains were deposited in Wes minster Albbey-His Funeral attonded by a numerous Conco rse of all Ranks-A Monument erecte to hi i Poet's Corner by Arsan visits o WacLis lately deceased the me tie. H fmri polishe b i Com ang Wasg IN that agreeable retreat he began to b eath a freer air, and to enjoy a pleasi g relief fro toil and labour. He had there th secret plea sure s 1ISpire V L8 |
