English poem
EPIGRAM On the Miracles wrought by CUZZONI
by Anonymous
Boast not how Orpheus charm'd the rocks, And set a dancing stones and stocks, And tigers' rage appeas'd; All this Cuzzoni has surpass'd, Sir Wilfred seems to have a taste, And Smith and Gage are pleas'd.
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