My verse is satire Dorset lend your ear

DMI number:

26693

Poem Aliases

Young. Satire 1. To Dorset.

Confidence:

Absolute (100%)

Evidence:

First Line:

My verse is satire Dorset lend your ear

Last Line:

For who can write so fast as men run mad

Poem Genre / Form:

Address, Satire, and Couplet

Themes:

Advice / moral precepts and Fame

Related People

Author:

Edward Young

Confidence:

Absolute (100%)

Comments:

Chalmers (1810) XIII: 382-384.

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My verse is satire Dorset lend your ear

Last Line:

For who can write so fast as man run mad

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Content/Publication

Title:

A collection of modern poems [ESTC T84071] [ECCO]

Page No(s):

pp.[7]-15

Poem Title:

Satyr I. To his GRACE the DUKE of DORSET

Attribution:

Attributed To:

Not attributed

Title:

A collection of moral and sacred poems from the most celebrated English authors [Volume II] [T16524] [ECCO]

Page No(s):

pp.40-49

Poem Title:

Love of Fame The Universal Passion. To his Grace the Duke of Dorset. Satire I.

Attribution:

By Dr. Young.

Attributed To:

Edward Young

Title:

The beauties of English poesy [vol 2] [T146028] [ecco]

Page No(s):

pp.135-144

Poem Title:

Satire I.

Attribution:

Young

Attributed To:

Edward Young

Title:

The parnassium or beauties of English poetry [T125713]

Page No(s):

pp.7-15

Poem Title:

Satyr I. To his Grace the Duke of Dorset.

Attribution:

By Dr. Young.

Attributed To:

Edward Young