Notes and Queries, Number 64, January 18, 1851 by Various
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Let's march bravely on
Charge ym in the Van Our Cause God's is, Though their odds is Ten to one. {35} 2. "Tempt no more, I may not yeeld Although thine eyes A Kingdome may surprize: Leave off thy wanton toiles The high borne Prince of Wales Is mounted in the field, Where the Royall Gentry flocke. Though alone Nobly borne Of a ne're decaying Stocke, Cavaleers be bold Bravely hold your hold, He that loyters Is by Traytors Bought and sold. 3. "One Kisse more and yn farewell Oh no, no more, |
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