because he is trained to it: they eat bread at the fame time out of the fame hand, and are in all respects fociable and friendly. I fhould not do complete juftice to my fubject did I not add, that they have no ill fcent belonging to them, that they are indefatigably nice in keeping themselves clean, for which purpose nature has furnished them with a brush under each foot; and that they are never infefted by any vermin. MAY 28, 1784. Memorandum found among Mr. Corper's papers. This day died poor Pufs, aged eleven years eleven months. She died between twelve and one at noon, of mere old age, and apparently without pain. THE END. In the Press, and will be published in August 1801, in four Volumes in Octavo, A Tranflation of the ILIAD AND ODYSSEY OF HOMER into Blank Verfe. By W. CowPER, of the Inner Temple, Efq. The fecond Edition, with fo many alterations as nearly entitle it to be called a new Tranflation. Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. T. Bensley, Printer, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, London. |
