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Tho Whichcots house does gainst you go
Of very parsimonious as indecided as his name
& tho the Colonel is your foe
Renownd for advertising military fame.

18

Tho Louths grave Magistrates so deep
Who love to batten on coercion
Renounce their friends in hopes to keep
Their precious Gaol birds from desertion.

19

They'l fly like Chaff before the Fan
& when they feel your brisk encounter
Banker & Partners to a Man
Will sneak behind their humble Counter. 

No. 6 - The Catholic cry or Extracts from the private Canvas of a County Candidate

1

He cant take great matters in hand
Nor can ever be lively & witty,
As long as the Folks understand
That he's only returnd for a City.

2

But he'l keep all the Commons in awe
if by grace & particular bounty
he can stand up & lay down the Law
as the very grand Knight of a County.

3

Among all his Friends & his Neighbors
he thinks it his duty to tell
he's discoverd by bribes & by Labors
A Popish Plot deeper than Hell.

 

 

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