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x, When Monarchy's no more: My Son I'm sure, will ne'er endure, To pay their plaguy Funds; 'Tis with reproach, they ride in Coach, It makes me mad Ads-- For twenty Years, with Popish fears, We have been Banter'd much; With Liberty, and Property, And our very good Friends the _Dutch_: But now I hope, our Eyes are ope, And _France_ is more Sincere; Then _Emperor_ with all his stir, _Or Dounders Divil myn Heir._ STRAWBERY. [Music] Of all the handsome Ladies, Of whom the Town do talk; Who do frequent the _Opera's_, And in the Park do walk: The many lovely Beauties, There are who do excel; Yet my _Strawbery_, my _Strawbery_, Does bear away the Bell. Some cry up Madam _Mar----_ For this thing and for that; And some her Grace of _Sh----_ Tho' she grows something fat: And tho' I love her _Ma----_ And all her Ladies well, Yet my _Strawbery_, &c. The Kit Cat and the Toasters, Did never care a Fig; For any other Beauty, Besides the little WHIG: But for all that Sir _Harry_, That witty Knight can tell, 'Tis my _Strawbery_, &c. The red Coats think the _Ch----ls_, The Fairest in the Land; Because the D. their Father, The Ar----y does Command: But the noble D. of _B----_ Who does all Dukes excel, Says my _Strawbery_, &c. Tune, _Now the Fight's done_. Now, now the Night's come, And the great God of Love Lyes lurking in Shades, His bright Arrows to prove: He laughs at our Rest, And he Darts at our Hearts; And a Will that won't still, To each Lover imparts. He smiles when he feels The sharp point of his Dart; And tho' our Breast's Steel, Yet he drives to the Heart. Whilst we court and we play, He makes a full pass; And ne'er does delay, 'Till we're link'd on the Grass. _The_ SCOTCH _Wedding: Or, Lass with the Golden Hair._ [Music] Now _Jockey_ and _Moggy_ are ready, To gang to the Kirk to sped; As fine as a Laird or Lady, For they are resolv'd to wed: Come aw let's awa to the Wedding, For there will be Lilting there; _Jockey'll_ be Married to _Moggy_, The Lass with the Golden Hair, And for a whole Month together, Brisk _Jockey_ a wooing went; 'Till _Moggy's_ Mother and Vather, At last gave their Consent, _Come aw let's_, &c. And th
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