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Show 32 APPENDIX May ngt a trader, who shall business drop Quitting at once his old accustom'd shop In fancy thro' a course of pleasure run Retiring to his seat at Islington And of false dreams of happiness brim-full Be at his villa miserably dull Would he not Islington's fine air forego Could he again be choak'd in Butcher-row In shewing cloth renew his former pleasure but that of clipping measure The master of this shop clean.sh data import.tsv out README too seeks repose Sells off his stock in trade, his verse and prose His daggers, buskins, thundcr,light'ning, and ol cloathes e ---- Surpass'd by none Will he in rural shade find ease and quiet Oh! no; he'll sigh for Drury, and s e peace riot clean.sh data import.tsv out README This was the first public hint of Garg ck's intention to re tire from the Stage Natur |
