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In gaming indeed he's the [shortest?] of Cocks
In gaming indeed he's the stoutest of Cocks
No man can play deeper than this Mr Fox
No man can play deeper than this Mr Fox
He sits up whole nights, neither watches nor clocks
He sits up whole nights, neither watches nor clocks
Can govern the motions of this Mr Fox
Can govern the motions of this Mr Fox
In the morning as such as he draws on his socks
In the morning as such as he draws on his socks
His doors against [illegible] he constantly blocks
His doors against tradesmen he constantly blocks
For to [duns?] an aversion has this Mr Fox
For to [duns?] an aversion has this Mr Fox
He's a great connoiseur both in coats & in frocks
He's a great connoiseur both in coats & in frocks
So the Taylors are pidgeons to this Mr Fox
So the Taylors are pidgeons to this Mr Fox
But his frocks and his coats or her ladyships [Smocks?]
But his frocks and his coats or her ladyships Smocks
Would be pawned for a guinea by this Mr Fox
Would be pawned for a guinea by this Mr Fox
Neither [illegible] nor brass nor the strongest of locks
Neither iron nor brass nor the strongest of locks
Can preserve any money for this Mr Fox
Can preserve any money for this Mr Fox
Of [illegible] the entails withs mercy he docks
Of Estates the entails witht mercy he docks
So thoughtless a gambler is this Mr Fox
So thoughtless a gambler is this Mr Fox
His foolish behavior exceedingly shocks
His foolish behavior exceedingly shocks

Revision as of 23:30, 13 July 2017

In gaming indeed he's the stoutest of Cocks No man can play deeper than this Mr Fox He sits up whole nights, neither watches nor clocks Can govern the motions of this Mr Fox In the morning as such as he draws on his socks His doors against tradesmen he constantly blocks For to [duns?] an aversion has this Mr Fox He's a great connoiseur both in coats & in frocks So the Taylors are pidgeons to this Mr Fox But his frocks and his coats or her ladyships Smocks Would be pawned for a guinea by this Mr Fox Neither iron nor brass nor the strongest of locks Can preserve any money for this Mr Fox Of Estates the entails witht mercy he docks So thoughtless a gambler is this Mr Fox His foolish behavior exceedingly shocks All the friends and acquaintances of this Mr Fox And they heartily wish they could set in the stocks And make an example of this Mr Fox He's a member of Parlaiment too with a pox Or he'd soon be in prison would this Mr Fox He delights much in hunting, tho fat as an Ox I pity the horses of this Mr Fox They're probably most of them lame in the hocks Such a heavy a____d fellow is this Mr. Fox

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