The strains of the British muses
Subtitle: Being, a select variety of elegant and interresting essays, tales, fables, songs, odes, elegies, pastorals, familiar epistles, celebrated passages &c
By: Collected from the works of Shakespeare, Milton, Dryden, Pope, Addison, Swift, Young, Thomson, Gay, Parnel, Moore, Warton, Akenside, Woty, Gray, Mason, Goldsmith, Fingal, &c. Together with some plain rules for the construction of English verse, and a catalogue of the words that agree in sound to serve as rhymes. Intended for the use of foreigners abroad, who learn the english language, and wish to ...
Publisher: Printed for the widow Vandenhoek.
Published: 1779
Place of publication: Gottingen
Language: eng
Number of pages: 474
Notes: "Errata": p. 474.

"The traveller; or a Prospect of society. [By] Goldsmith": p. 43-53.