To THE MEMORY OF GARRIcK.
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The general voice, the need ofmourniul verse,
The Splendid sorrows that adorn'd his hcarse,
The throng that mourn'd as their dead fayoilee


pass'd, -,
The gracd respect that claim'd MN 70 ,he Mst
While Shakespearc's image, from its hallowcd


base,


seem'd 10 prescribe the grave, and point the
Nor these-nor all the sad regrets that How,
From fond fdelity's domestic wo.
So much are Garricks prase--so much his daei
As on this spot--onc tear bestow'd by you.