The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore Collected by Himself. In Ten Volumes |
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You'll send it also speedily—
As, truth to say, 'twixt you and me,
His Highness, heated by your work,
Already thinks himself Grand Turk!
And you'd have laugh'd, had you seen how
He scar'd the Ch*nc*ll*r just now,
When (on his Lordship's entering puff'd) he
Slapp'd his back and call'd him “Mufti!”
As, truth to say, 'twixt you and me,
His Highness, heated by your work,
Already thinks himself Grand Turk!
And you'd have laugh'd, had you seen how
He scar'd the Ch*nc*ll*r just now,
When (on his Lordship's entering puff'd) he
Slapp'd his back and call'd him “Mufti!”
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