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My first gives Misers great repute
My first gives Misers great repute
My next will please both Man & Brute                          [Bagjyie?]
My next will please both Man & Brute                          Bagpipe
My third will move your nimble feet
My third will move your nimble feet
Come [illegible] me and you'll find me sweet.
Come guess me and you'll find me sweet.
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The pleasures of a Soul refined                                            Friendship
The pleasures of a Soul refined                                            Friendship
But should my second take my first away
But should my second take my first away
My [illegible]  would suffer no decay
My lout would suffer no decay
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There is a thing which oft the vulgar see
There is a thing which oft the vulgar see
Walk, and converse with most familiaily
Walk, and converse with most familiarly
Ee'n Kings & Princes tho' they seldom meet it
Ee'n Kings & Princes tho' they seldom meet it
Yet when they do with great respect they treat it,
Yet when they do with great respect they treat it,
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My first is either good or bad
My first is either good or bad
May please or may offend you
May please or may offend you
My second when in thirsty mood                        [farewell?]
My second when in thirsty mood                        farewell
May often times befriend you
May often times befriend you
My whole tho' called a cruel word
My whole tho' called a cruel word

Latest revision as of 04:18, 10 July 2017

My first gives Misers great repute My next will please both Man & Brute Bagpipe My third will move your nimble feet Come guess me and you'll find me sweet.

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My first and second make combined The pleasures of a Soul refined Friendship But should my second take my first away My lout would suffer no decay

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There is a thing which oft the vulgar see Walk, and converse with most familiarly Ee'n Kings & Princes tho' they seldom meet it Yet when they do with great respect they treat it, The haughty Sultan & the Gallic King equal Deny there is, or can be such a thing Ee'n God himself who all things sees this cannot see To say he does, or can is blasphemy.-

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My first is either good or bad May please or may offend you My second when in thirsty mood farewell May often times befriend you My whole tho' called a cruel word May often prove a kind one It may sometimes with joy be heard With Tears 'twill oftimes blind one.

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