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   "Deserves Old Bailey's noose  
   "Deserves Old Bailey's noose  
"Its' Cunning [it too strong to wear?]
"Its' Cunning [it too strong to wear?]
   "To practice such a [illegible]
   "To practice such a [illegible] - / [ruse?]/
"My Lord looked fierce, went out of town
"My Lord looked fierce, went out of town
   "My Lord came back again
   "My Lord came back again
"My Lord then [fee'd?]
"My Lord then [fee'd?] a [leached?] [thoughts?]
  "To wipe away the stain

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A free translation from a Newspaper called de Vodeur

"Oh deer Oh dear! My cough's so bad

  "To [cease?] can [deal at whist?]

"Stop, stop, my Lord, I do [declare?]

  "You've giv'n the cards a [twist?]

"You've play'd a trick, my Lord, that well

  "Deserves Old Bailey's noose 

"Its' Cunning [it too strong to wear?]

  "To practice such a [illegible] - / [ruse?]/

"My Lord looked fierce, went out of town

  "My Lord came back again

"My Lord then [fee'd?] a [leached?] [thoughts?]

  "To wipe away the stain