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Pleasant and Divertive, 7
The brave House of Commons next for him did send,
To hear what the Block-headly Fool wou'd pretend,
Who humbly request, that they wou'd him befriend,
Which no Body can deny.
One day he declar'd they were near London Town,
But the very next Day into Wales they were flown,
Such nimble Heel'd Witnessess never were known,
Which no Body can deny.
When being Examin'd about his sham Plot,
He answer'd as though he had minded them not,
Perhaps the Young Rogue had his Lesson forgot,
Which no Body can deny.
But after some Study and impudent Tales,
Ask'd for a Commission to march into Wales 9
And be Chang'd to a Herse, as Rogues goes to Goals,
Which no Body can deny.
But seeing his Impudence still to abound,
To go search for the Men who were not to be found,
They immediately sent him back to Fleet Pound,
Which no Body can deny.
From the Fleet to the Cart may he quickly advance
To learn the true Steps of old Oates's New Dance,
And something beside, or it is a great Chance,
Which no Body can deny.
He has made it a Trade to be doing of Wrong,
In Swearing, and Lying, and Cheating so long,
For all his Life time, he's been at it ding dong,
Which no Body can deny.
Welch Taffy he raves and crys Splutterdenails,
He's abused hur Highness with Lies and with Tales,
Hur will hang hur if e'er hur can catch hur in Wales t
Which no Body will deny.
The
The brave House of Commons next for him did send,
To hear what the Block-headly Fool wou'd pretend,
Who humbly request, that they wou'd him befriend,
Which no Body can deny.
One day he declar'd they were near London Town,
But the very next Day into Wales they were flown,
Such nimble Heel'd Witnessess never were known,
Which no Body can deny.
When being Examin'd about his sham Plot,
He answer'd as though he had minded them not,
Perhaps the Young Rogue had his Lesson forgot,
Which no Body can deny.
But after some Study and impudent Tales,
Ask'd for a Commission to march into Wales 9
And be Chang'd to a Herse, as Rogues goes to Goals,
Which no Body can deny.
But seeing his Impudence still to abound,
To go search for the Men who were not to be found,
They immediately sent him back to Fleet Pound,
Which no Body can deny.
From the Fleet to the Cart may he quickly advance
To learn the true Steps of old Oates's New Dance,
And something beside, or it is a great Chance,
Which no Body can deny.
He has made it a Trade to be doing of Wrong,
In Swearing, and Lying, and Cheating so long,
For all his Life time, he's been at it ding dong,
Which no Body can deny.
Welch Taffy he raves and crys Splutterdenails,
He's abused hur Highness with Lies and with Tales,
Hur will hang hur if e'er hur can catch hur in Wales t
Which no Body will deny.
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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