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The following lines were occasioned by the death of Miss Mary Hedges: who departed this life February 17th, 1768, in the 19th year of her age.
1768, Printed by Timothy Green?
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Verse of ninety-four lines; first line: Awake my muse, and strike the mournful lyre.
Followed by: The epitaph upon her grave-stone.
Another edition spells "epitaph" with an upper case "E" and has variant setting of type and relief cut.
Dated: East-Hampton, ex meo musæo, March 1st, 1768.
Samuel Buell, minister of the church at East Hampton, Long Island, is identified by Evans as the author of a similarly titled elegiac poem which also ends with the phrase "East-Hampton, ex meo musæo" and which was printed by Timothy Green at New London, Conn. (Evans 11591). Because the Hedges were a prominent family in East Hampton, this poem was presumably written by Buell as well and printed at New London by Timothy Green.
Text in two columns; printed area measures 30.9 x 22.3 cm.
Evans 10897
Microform version available in the Readex Early American Imprints series.
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