Occasions Off-spring Or Poems upon Severall Occasions: By Mathew Stevenson |
Upon a hungry gutted Porter.
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Upon a hungry gutted Porter.
No marvell Chapman falls so to the scrap,The first, and best part of his name is chap:
Which if a man but spell, he easily can
Perceive, more letters go to Chap, then man.
Yet this is all but mirth, although perhaps
He may conceit I take him on the Chaps.
Well if I do, my frolick is to swap
My nimble braine, against his nimble chap.
Yet this by way of leave ile adde, a more
In sitting poster never kept a dore.
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If it be true, The belly hath no eares.
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