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By (his?) [illegible Gonial + Knapp?] on their disappointment at a visit to (D_arure?)------- | By (his?) [illegible Gonial + Knapp?] on their disappointment at a visit to (D_arure?)------- | ||
Some _____ | Some _____ Warwricks kind Lord | ||
To his castle magnificent came | To his castle magnificent came | ||
Prepared to admire both the owner and house | Prepared to admire both the owner and house | ||
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(_--0 they could pick the blade bone of the boor | (_--0 they could pick the blade bone of the boor | ||
or the nib of the famous deer Cow | or the nib of the famous deer Cow | ||
But since (yondre?) my friends said their complaisant Peer | |||
I'll show you a printed book | |||
Which may to your taste some amusement afford | |||
The history of Greville & Brooke | |||
Since your Lordship is so civil, well bred and polite | |||
You'l pardon one curse from a (venner?) | |||
For your [crossed out] Lord we thank you, my very good Lord | |||
But a plague take your family dinner | |||
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By (his?) [illegible Gonial + Knapp?] on their disappointment at a visit to (D_arure?)------- Some _____ Warwricks kind Lord To his castle magnificent came Prepared to admire both the owner and house and to give them due honour and fame. This stable, his cellar, his kitchen they crow'd But alas! they soon found to their (cork?), That if they expected to dine with my Lord They reckn'd wiht their great [illegible]. He show'd them (____) pot But he gave them no soup no meat could his Lordship allow (_--0 they could pick the blade bone of the boor or the nib of the famous deer Cow But since (yondre?) my friends said their complaisant Peer I'll show you a printed book Which may to your taste some amusement afford The history of Greville & Brooke Since your Lordship is so civil, well bred and polite You'l pardon one curse from a (venner?) For your [crossed out] Lord we thank you, my very good Lord But a plague take your family dinner