Under this stone are deposited the remains of Peter Pindar, a man of unbounded wit, but of that species which must ever shock all those who have any pretentions to religion, loyalty or good-manners. ... The repeated acclamations of the audience on seeing their beloved sovereign restored to health and happiness, so agitated his whole frame, that a considerable quantity of bile, ... choked him. ...
[London?,
1789?]
"Their beloved sovereign" = George III.
A satire.
The text is laid out in the shape of a funeral urn, and enclosed within mourning borders.
ESTC
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