Friendship in Death In Twenty Letters From the Dead to the Living To Which Are Added, Letters, Moral and Entertaining, in Prose and Verse In Three Parts Classic Reprint

Excerpt from Friendship in Death: In Twenty Letters From the Dead to the Living; To Which Are Added, Letters, Moral and Entertaining, in Prose and Verse; In Three Parts

The occafion of her poetical name, Philomela, which, from this time, {he was known by to the world, whether {he ail'umed it hex relf, or was complimented with it by her friends, I have not been able to learn: The latter is molt probable; and that it was given her at the publication of her poems, before which, her modefty not confenting that her own name fhould appear, this was fubfii tuted in the room of it, as bearing a very eafy allu fion to it, and happily exprefling the foftnefs and harmony of her verfes, not lefs foothing and me lodious than the {trains of the nightingale, when from fame-leafy {bade {he fills the woods with her melancholy plaints.

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