Miscellaneous writings of the late Dr. Maginn edited by Dr. Shelton Mackenzie |
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[Now, what do you say to these glasses fine?]
Now, what do you say to these glasses fine?Faith, they shall have no praise of mine,
When friends are at a table set,
And by them several sorts of meat,
The one loves flesh, the other fish;
Among them all remove a dish;
Touch but a glass upon the brim,
The glass is broke; no wine left in:
Then be your table-cloth ne'er so fine.
There lies your beer, your ale, your wine;
And, doubtless, for so small abuse,
A young man may his service lose.
And I wish, &c.
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