A curious fragment..
L--d-n, :[S.n.],
January 15. 1778..
"This fragment fell into the hands of a gentleman of curiosity sometime ago, who made enquiry after the whole work, as to which however he was not lucky enough to obtain any information, and as the fragment contains strictures both entertaining and edifying, he put it into the hands of the editor to give to the public."--p. 373.
Bound with:  The kirkiad; or, golden age of the Church of Scotland. -- An essay on the management of bees. -- Scots poems by William Taylor.
(from t.p.) I. A curious fragment. -- II. A symbol for the ladies.
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