On Mr. Garrick's breaking my heart by saying he shou'd not live long [manuscript], [ca. 1778?].
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Title
On Mr. Garrick's breaking my heart by saying he shou'd not live long [manuscript], [ca. 1778?].
Description
1 item.
Note
Poems listed in the Folger card index of first lines.
First line: Talk not of death thou little God.
Also, drafts in pencil by Garrick of a poem beginning Were (or, O Could) my art equal to my zeal [Knapp 125]. [The phoenix, a fable addressed to the duchess of Devonshire]
First line: Talk not of death thou little God.
Also, drafts in pencil by Garrick of a poem beginning Were (or, O Could) my art equal to my zeal [Knapp 125]. [The phoenix, a fable addressed to the duchess of Devonshire]
Cited/described in
Knapp, M.E. Checklist of verse by David Garrick, 125
Genre/form
Call number
Y.d.184 (17)
Folger accession
cs1830