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The Chapter of Politicians.
My friends so good-humour*d I hope won't be vex'd,
It the Chapter of Politics furnish my text 5
The tidies are dl bustle, the folks all alive,
Politicians increase just like bees in a hive.
And barring all pother,
Of this, that, or t'other,
We're all politicians in turn.
The blacksmith he swallows the tailor's news,
And fcrges supplies, while old Dobbin he shoes ;
He bio.vs up the authors of Englishmen's wrongs,
And hopes we shad gi at kkammer and tongs.
for oai ring, Sec.
The flag cf defiance the tailor lets loose,
.And values a Frenchman no more than a goose ; '
He works for the armv, and therefore he knows
We shall certairly stick in the skirts of our foes.
For barring, &c.
The barber exclaims, witto true technical trope,
That we're all in the suds, tho' he ventures to hope$
In dressing a foe that our powder may tell,
Do the job to a shaving, and lather him well.
For barring, &c.
The coblev, good soul, says our all must soon end,
And be worn out at last, unless matters we mend j
The Chapter of Politicians.
My friends so good-humour*d I hope won't be vex'd,
It the Chapter of Politics furnish my text 5
The tidies are dl bustle, the folks all alive,
Politicians increase just like bees in a hive.
And barring all pother,
Of this, that, or t'other,
We're all politicians in turn.
The blacksmith he swallows the tailor's news,
And fcrges supplies, while old Dobbin he shoes ;
He bio.vs up the authors of Englishmen's wrongs,
And hopes we shad gi at kkammer and tongs.
for oai ring, Sec.
The flag cf defiance the tailor lets loose,
.And values a Frenchman no more than a goose ; '
He works for the armv, and therefore he knows
We shall certairly stick in the skirts of our foes.
For barring, &c.
The barber exclaims, witto true technical trope,
That we're all in the suds, tho' he ventures to hope$
In dressing a foe that our powder may tell,
Do the job to a shaving, and lather him well.
For barring, &c.
The coblev, good soul, says our all must soon end,
And be worn out at last, unless matters we mend j
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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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