Peter Faultless to his brother Simon tales of night, in rhyme, and other poems. By the author of Night [i.e. Ebenezer Elliott] |
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EXTEMPORE LINES. |
 | Peter Faultless to his brother Simon |  |
EXTEMPORE LINES.
John, who ne'er blush'd, is chaste, tho' rarely civil,While blushing Bill's queer tricks would shame the devil;
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A specimen of fossil impudence,
Worthy of everlasting preservation,
To edify each future generation.
| Peter Faultless to his brother Simon | |