 | Miscellaneous writings of the late Dr. Maginn
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['Tis a pitiful thing, that now-a-days, sirs]
'Tis a pitiful thing, that now-a-days, sirs,
Our poets turn Leathern Bottle praisers;
But if a leathern theam they did lack,
They might better have chosen the bonny Black Iack;
For when they are both now well worn and decayed,
For the Iack, than the bottle, much more can be said.
And I wish his soul much good may partake,
That first devised the bonny Black Iack.
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