The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 10, No. 283, November 17, 1827 by Various
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page 5 of 46 (10%)
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Boldly aver
A widower Is fittest for a widow. You may be sure 'Tis not your dow'r I make this flowing version; In those smooth lays I only praise The glories of your person. For the whole that Was left to _Mat_, Fortune to me has granted In equal store, Nay, I have more. What Mathew always wanted. No teeth, 'tis true, You have to shew; The young think teeth inviting-- But, silly youths, I love those mouths Where there's no fear of biting. A leaky eye, That's never dry, These woeful times is fitting; A wrinkled face Adds solemn grace |
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