'Who still frisk on with feats so vastly low 'Tis strange Earl Grosvenor suffers such a show'. ['MS. M'.]] [Footnote liii: 'Suppressing Peer! to whom all vice gives place, Save Gambling--for his Lordship loves a Race'. ['MS. L'. ('a').]] [Footnote liv: 'Hobhouse, since we have roved through Eastern climes, While all the Ægean echoed to our rhymes, And bound to Momus by some pagan spell Laughed, sang and quaffed to "Vive la Bagatelle!'"-- ['MS. L'. ('a').] 'Hobhouse, with whom once more I hope to sit And smile at what our Stage retails for wit. Since few, I know, enjoy a laugh so well Sardonic slave to "Vive la Bagatelle" So that in your's like Pagan Plato's bed They'll find some book of Epigrams when dead'. ['MS. L'. ('b').]] [Footnote lv: 'My wayward Spirit weakly yields to gloom, But thine will waft thee lightly to the Tomb, So that in thine, like Pagan Plato's, bed They'll find some Manuscript of Mimes, when dead'. ['MS. M'.]] [Footnote lvi: 'And spite of Methodism and Collier's curse'. ['MS. M'.] 'He who's seduced by plays must be a fool' 'If boys want teaching let them stay at school'. [MS. L. (a).]] [Footnote lvii: 'Whom Nature guides so writes that he who sees Enraptured thinks to do the same with ease'. ['MS. M'.]] [Footnote lviii: 'But after toil-inked thumbs and bitten nails Scratched head, ten quires--the easy scribbler fails'.-- ['MS. L'. ('a').] [Footnote lix: 'The one too rustic, t'other too refined'. ['MS. L'. ('a' and 'b').]] [Footnotes lx: 'Offensive most to men with house and land Possessed of Pedigree and bloody hand'. ['MS. L'. ('a').]] Footnote lxi: 'Composed for any but the lightest strain'. ['MS. L'. ('a').]] Footnote lxii: 'And must I then my'-- ['MS.L'. ('a').] [Footnote lxiii: 'Ye who require Improvement'. ['MS. L'. ('a').]] [Footnote lxiv: 'And Tragedy, whatever stuff he spoke Now wants high heels, long sword and velvet cloak'.-- ['MS. L'. ('a') 'erased'.]] [Footnote lxv: 'Curtail or silence the offensive jest'. ['MS. M'.] 'Curtail the personal or smutty jest'. ['MS. L'. ('a') 'erased'.]] [Footnote lxvi: 'Overthrow whole books with all their hosts of faults'.-- ['MS. L'. ('a').]] [Footnotes lxvii: 'So that not Hellebore with all its juice'. ['MS. L'. ('a').]] [Footnote lxviii: 'I'll act instead of whetstone--blunted, but Of use to make another's razor cut'. ['MS. L.' ('a').]] [Footnote lxix: 'From Horace show the better arts of song'. ['MS. L'. ('a').]] [Footnote lxx: 'To Trade, but gave their hours to arms and arts'. ['MS. L'. ('a').] 'With traffic'. ['MS. L'. ('b').]] [Footnote lxxi: 'Babe of old Thelusson' [A]----. ['MS. L'. ('a' and 'b').]]