Flavia to Fanny, an eipstle [sic]. From a peerless poetess, to a peerless p- in immortal dogrill. Occasioned by a late epistle from Fanny to her governess.
Peerless poetess.
London : printed for T. Reynolds, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster,
[1733]
A defence of Pope, replying to Lord Hervey's 'Epistle from a nobleman', London, 1733.
Verse.
ESTC
Foxon F162
Guerinot, p.333