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Vannine, that look'd on all the Danger past,
Because he 'scap'd so long, is seiz'd at last;
By Pox, and Hunger, and by D---n bit,
He Grins and Snarls, and in his dogged Fit
Froths at the Mouth, a certain Sign of Wit.
Because he 'scap'd so long, is seiz'd at last;
By Pox, and Hunger, and by D---n bit,
He Grins and Snarls, and in his dogged Fit
Froths at the Mouth, a certain Sign of Wit.
| A Collection of Poems on Various Subjects | |