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to request his advice about publishing a manuscript collection of poems. Johnson was encouraging and helped her to build a subscription list. He reportedly said to her, "Don't be disheartened my Child, I have been often glad of a
Subscription myself." Johnson's death in 1784, as well as serious
234:, and under the name "Pat. Pindar," these were published as a series of pointed political lampoons: "magnificently controlled vituperation in vigorous, colloquial heroic couplets." Her subsequent satires argued for reform, religious tolerance, and Irish independence.
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The mousiad: an heroi-comic poem. Canto I. By Polly Pindar, half-sister to Peter Pindar
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