A Farther Search after Claret or, a Second Visitation of the vintners. A poem [by Richard Ames] |
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 | A Farther Search after Claret |  |
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Half stun'd with the noise, and opprest with dull thinking,Came to Mannerly Tavern kept by brisk Mr. J---kin,
As active a Lad as e're lay by the side
Of a Woman, if this be not true, Ask his Bride.
When we saw pretty Females come up to the Bar,
With pray Madam, is Mr. such a one here?
Has any one been here to ask Number Four?
VVe thought it most safe for to go out of Door,
For the sight of these Petticotes spoyl'd our design,
VVe then having more fancy for VVomen than VVine.
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