Printed hieroglyphic letter, with small woodcuts representing objects, indicated by the words in brackets. From the 'Rambler's Magazine', iv. 148.
<p><br><br>'(Awl)(ass)! my ho(bee)(bee)y (horse) h(ass) r(yew)n his (head) aga(inn)st a(pea)ost. (4°) f(eye)(cat)(eye)ons, ram(pea)arts, (bastion?)s, and garr(eye)(sons), fare(well). The (bee)reath of (one) (man) h(ass) (bee)l(&amp;ss)ted (awl) my (ass)(pea)(eye)r(inn)g c(ass)les. (Arm)(eye)es, leg(eye)ons, can now l(&amp;) w(eye)th(inn) th(eye)s (eye)sl(&amp;), w(hen) the (Devil) (can)(knot) (bee) a(bell) (toe) ret(urn) (bee)(inn)g (inn)(cap)a(bell) of co(pea)(inn)g w(eye)th (Bee)r(eye)(tun)s. (Butt) w(hat) gall(eye)c r(ass)cal can dare (toe) exh(eye)(bee)(eye)t his left(ant)tern jaw'd f(ace). A s(inn)gle reg(eye)m(men)t of (Bee)r(eye)(tun)s (can) make (cap)t(eye)ves of (awl) th(eye)r (men), ra(eye)se (awl) th(eye)r (woman)s (bell)l(eye)es, &amp; shew (man)k(eye)nd t(hat) (awl)(bee)ion's sons (can)(knot) (bee) s(yew)rp(ass)ed (inn) val(eye)o(yew)r (man)hood &amp; (cap)ac(eye)ty. (Well) at (last) (eye) sh(awl) t(yew)rn my (i's) (toe) (toe)wer d(eye)tch, (pea)l(ant) (bee)atter(eye)es there, (toe) s(eye)lence unc(eye)v(eye)l Speakers.'  1 May 1786 
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<br>Printed letter with small woodcuts
1786<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1786-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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