The Works of Peter Pindar [i.e. John Wolcot] ... With a Copious Index. To which is prefixed Some Account of his Life. In Four Volumes |
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ADVERTISEMENT
A steady man, near sixty years of age,
Would very willingly engage
As butler to a minister of state,
And overlook the plate.
Would very willingly engage
As butler to a minister of state,
And overlook the plate.
But should the plate by chance be carried off,
And not a hogshead or a bottle left;
He begs to say, he won't be fool enough
To answer for the leakage, or the theft.
And not a hogshead or a bottle left;
He begs to say, he won't be fool enough
To answer for the leakage, or the theft.
If wanted, he can have, by God's good grace,
An exc'llent character from his last place.
Please to direct to Mister H. Dundas,
At the old sign—the Bottle and the Glass.
An exc'llent character from his last place.
Please to direct to Mister H. Dundas,
At the old sign—the Bottle and the Glass.
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