"Behold lovely Westmorland leads the gay throng, / Herself by the graces led calmly along; / With a bosom of innocence easily hit / By the nice ball of humour or arrow of wit; / With a mind which when tragical sorrows appear / Rushes up to her eye, and descends in a tear."
The Mirror; a Panegyrical, Satirical, and Thespian Epistle in Rhyme
Anonymous, <u>The Mirror; a Panegyrical, Satirical, and Thespian Epistle in Rhyme, from the Theatre in Crow-Street, to the Theatre in Smock-Alley</u>. (Dublin: Printed by B. Dornin, 1790). 