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Peter admiring himself while playing n the Fiddle, 1788. 'Now, Sir, I'm very fond of fidling - And on a Sunday, from all scruple free, I scrape the old Black Joke, and Chere-Amie.' Peters Pension. Page 29 of "An Epistle [in verse] from Pindar to his pretended cousin Peter [i.e. J. Wolcot] ... With an appendix, containing Peter's celebrated song 'O the roast pork of Old Truro,' etc", 1788. [London, England]