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The poetical works of Anna Seward, Vol. 3 [of 3]

Note 8 — REMONSTRANCE ADDRESSED TO WILLIAM COWPER, ESQ. IN 1788, ON THE SARCASMS LEVELLED AT NATIONAL GRATITUDE IN THE TASK.[4]

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l. 10. Kindred mind—Rev. —— Gastril, who having bought the premises on which it stood, cut down Shakespear’s mulberry tree, inhospitably to preclude the request of travellers to pay visits of poetic veneration to the tree planted by the great poet of England.

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