ROGER DE COVERLY.

My good Friend could not well stand the Raillery which was rising upon

him; but to put a Stop to it I deliverd WILL. HONEYCOMB the following

Letter, and desired him to read it to the Board.

Mr. SPECTATOR,

Having seen a Translation of one of the Chapters in the Canticles into

English Verse inserted among your late Papers, I have ventured to send

you the 7th Chapter of the Proverbs in a poetical Dress. If you think

it worthy appearing among your Speculations, it will be a sufficient

Reward for the Trouble of

Your constant Reader,

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