I omit the final line as unseemly.

Dr. Saxby is mentioned only on the title-page, and that part of the

dedication which I have copied. He must have been a sensitive man to have

felt such an attack, and a prompt one to settle his account with the author

so quickly. As it is obvious that the ode was published solely to annoy

him, we may be allowed to hope that in the "severe personal chastisement"

he was not sparing of whipcord. The absence of place of publication and

printer's name render inquiry difficult; and there is no indication as to

whether Dr. Saxby was of Divinity, Law, or Physic.

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