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^<?ie«t/(» , that famous Town,
Stood the Fremh^ Men's wonder,
Watei it employ'd to drown,
And to cut their Troops afunder,
Turenne caft a helplefs Look,
Whilft*the crafty Spaniards took
La-Fertx and his Plunder.
Therefore Water we difdain.
Mankind's Adverfary 5
Once it caus'd the World's whole Freni:
In a Deluge to mifcarry :
Nay, the Enemies of Joy
Seek with Envy to deltroy,
And murder good Canary.
Sack'j the Prince's fureft Guard,
If he would but try it 5
No Rebellion e'er was heard.
Where the Subjefts foundJy ply it 5
And three Conftables, at molt,
Are enough to <juell an Hoft,
That thus dilturbs our Q^iiet.
Drink about your full«brim Bowls,
See there be no fllrinkwg,
For to quench your thirfty Souls,
We of Projiitls are not thinking }
But a Way will devife
How to make our Colours tife.
And our Nofes rich with drinking:
Caufe the Rubies to appear
In their O.ient Lulbrej
Pottle Pots bring up ihe Rear,
For our Forces we mutt mufter ;
Signor Gallon leads the Van,
He hath taken many a Man, «
And drowns them on a CluUer,
& 5
^<?ie«t/(» , that famous Town,
Stood the Fremh^ Men's wonder,
Watei it employ'd to drown,
And to cut their Troops afunder,
Turenne caft a helplefs Look,
Whilft*the crafty Spaniards took
La-Fertx and his Plunder.
Therefore Water we difdain.
Mankind's Adverfary 5
Once it caus'd the World's whole Freni:
In a Deluge to mifcarry :
Nay, the Enemies of Joy
Seek with Envy to deltroy,
And murder good Canary.
Sack'j the Prince's fureft Guard,
If he would but try it 5
No Rebellion e'er was heard.
Where the Subjefts foundJy ply it 5
And three Conftables, at molt,
Are enough to <juell an Hoft,
That thus dilturbs our Q^iiet.
Drink about your full«brim Bowls,
See there be no fllrinkwg,
For to quench your thirfty Souls,
We of Projiitls are not thinking }
But a Way will devife
How to make our Colours tife.
And our Nofes rich with drinking:
Caufe the Rubies to appear
In their O.ient Lulbrej
Pottle Pots bring up ihe Rear,
For our Forces we mutt mufter ;
Signor Gallon leads the Van,
He hath taken many a Man, «
And drowns them on a CluUer,
& 5
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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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