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On Wi. Williams.
Williams , this tame Submission sutes thee moreThan the mean Payment of thy Fine before.
Poor Wretch! who after taking down thy Arms,
Has a Court-smile such over-ruling Charms?
Bankrupt in Honour, now art tumbled down
Below the abject'st Creature of a Crown.
Is this the Man the wiser World did wait on,
Unworthy now the very Spew of Payton?
What will Sir Trevor Williams, Barnardiston,
And Arnold say, but that he should be piss'd on?
Is this Wi. Williams who made such a noise,
Dreadful to all the leud abhorring Boys?
Is this Wi. Williams, Spark of Resolution,
Who was so fierce for Bill of damn'd Exclusion?
Is this Wi. Williams, spoke the thing so strange;
Great Sir, your Commons are not given to change?
Is this Wi. Williams now at last set right?
Is't so: Then Drawer light me down to sh---.
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