The Waif Woman

minster

VS CR

BRITANNIA

LIIS SAN

TER AC POPVLI

LIS ET INV

EV PAVC

. XVI.

riend to truth!

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romise, serv'd

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ith which they are torn from the poem that first contained them. We may, however, observe some defects. There is a redundancy of

which is not very obvious: where is the relation between th

part of the information should be given in one tongue, and part in another, on a tomb, more than in any other place, or any other occasion; and to tell all that can be conveniently told in verse, and then to call in the hel