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Show :C‘M?{fi_ 2Do i m)afl P wl 20 - Inhis firfi,fiq thus addrefles the Datcbef 'Tis Madam from your Grace Manchiffim;‘ of Ormend 0\ Profperous. Anfluenc i o Dirof pcecbs e F 1§ E,G"'U""W‘ iy Fortwn T that I date my Goo Date fro is vulgar and ordinary time and Place and many a Ler ter has mifcarried with it: But to do i from an Jufluence, is Aftrological, and fur prifing, and agrees extreamly with th i el KTemi(phere of the Play-houfe. Thefe F light 7ref. pe frnucds one would eafily imagine were the Poor V2 Off-fpring of Mir. Durfey's Brain, as he ver fufadn judicioufly phrafes it uycy bind - One Paragraph in: his Dedicatio i benveen Mr. Montagne is perfec Ruixotifm thid t On mehin iy Would almoft think him enchanted. I give the Reader a Taft whwsafify - Ead your Eyes fhot the hanghty Aufferit wdeoighs o #pon me of a right Courtier, --=your value imemw‘ms minutes had never been diffurb'd with dilato hwaaltnl 7Y Trifles of this Nature, but my Heart o ol At dull Confideration of your Merit, had fupine p gt G o Gentle I c a f D a t r p o p ly wilk'd you afraid the Poet was under fome Apprehenfions of the Temper he complains of Eor to my thinking, there is a great dea OF Supinenefs, and daull Copfderation in thef periods. ., He tells his Patron his Smile bave embolden'd him: T confefs I can'c {e how He could forbear fmiling ac fach En [m s ome % heyW"m % 1dth€Pf3 1B, tercainment. .. However - Mr. Durfey take his ( Things by the beft Handle; and is refolv % amlfi ( pt. 3d |
