Quaint Gleanings from Ancient Poetry by Edmund Goldsmid
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_Which_, etc.
VIII. But R---- the C---- C---- R---- is chose His fine self and his Fleet to the Sea to expose, But he'll have a care how he meets with his Foes, _Which_, etc. IX. He had Sea-Colonels of the Nature of Otter, Which either might serve by Land or by Water, But of what they have done we have heard no great matter, _Which_, etc. X. In the month of _May_ last they sail'd on the Main, And now in _September_ they come back again With the loss of some ships, but in Battle none slain, _Which_, etc. [Footnote 12: Probably George, Viscount Torrington, First Lord of the Admiralty in 1727.] |
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