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Perhaps Baker could never afford to study law as those well off did: there may be a tinge of sour grapes in the observation in _Tunbridge-Walks_ that "since the Lawyers are all turn'd Poets, and have taken the Garrets in Drury Lane, none but Beaus live in the Temple now, who have sold all their Books, burnt all their Writings, and furnish'd the Rooms with Looking-glass and China." But this is light-hearted, as becomes a man who has not yet had a setback as a stage-poet. Two years later, after the stopping of _An Act at Oxford_ had put him to much trouble, he is souring somewhat, for the poor Oxford scholar says in _Hampstead Heath_ that no profession nowadays offers much prospect of success for a man trained as he, and, as for poetry, one can only expect to be "two years writing a Play, and sollicit three more to get it acted; and for present Sustenance one's forc'd to scribble _The Diverting Post, A Dialogue between Charing-Cross and Bow Steeple_, and Elegies upon People that are hang'd." When in December 1708 _The Fine Lady's Airs_ gained only a moderate success Baker must have thought of a living in the Church as a _pis aller_, for he enrolled at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, March 8, 1709, and took an M.A. there the same year.

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