English poem
EPIGRAM, written soon after Dr. Hill's Farce, called The Rout, was acted
by David Garrick (1717–1779)
For physic and farces, His equal there scarce is; His farces are physic, His physic a farce is.
More by David Garrick
- Dr. Hill's Reply to the Junto's Epigram
- EPIGRAM on Mr. Quin
- EPIGRAM on Mr. Quin's saying that "Garrick was a new religion," and that "Whitefield was followed for a time…
- EPIGRAM on Mrs. Clive's resenting being put out of the Part of Portia, and saying she was surely as well…
- EPITAPH on JAMES QUIN, in Bath Cathedral
- EPITAPH on Mr. BEIGHTON, who had been Vicar of Egham forty-five Years
- EPITAPH on Mr. HAVARD, Comedian
- EPITAPH on PAUL WHITEHEAD, Esq