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JAMES, COME KLSS ME NOW.
Of gracious King William I was a great lover,
Did join with a party that was for another ;
I drunk the king's health, take it one way or t'other ;
Which nobody can deny, &c.
I frequently went into the Whigs' meeting,
Where there I did meet with such sorrowful greeting,
Makes me hate long prayers, with five hours prating ;
Which nobody can deny, &c.
All this I can do when I'm foolish and merry,
And I can sing psahus as if never weary :
But I still find more joy in a boat to the ferry ;
Which nobody can deny, &c.
I can pledge any health my companions drink round,
And can say, Heaven bless ! when I wish hell confound !
I can hold to the hare, and run with the hound ;
Which nobody can deny, &c.
SONG LXXXVI.
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make me sore to weep. Thrice I've de-bas'd my