From 'Namby Pamby' - Henry Carey, which ridicules the lisping, would-be pastoral style of Ambrose Phillips.

Phillips wrote about the Duke of Summatorother's daughter :

'Dimply damsel, sweetly smiling . . . '

Tartaretta Tartaree
From the navel tothe knee
That her father's Gracy-grace
Might give him a placy-place . . .

Now the venal poet sings
Little clouts and little things.
Little houses, little toys-
Little girls - and little boys . . .