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Imitated from Horace lib i ode	A
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So may my Lady's prayers prevail	B
And Canning's too and lucid Bragge's	C
And Eldon beg a favoring gale	B
From Eolus that older Bags	C
To speed thee on thy destined way	D
Oh ship that bearest our Castlereagh	E
Our gracious Regent's better half	E
And therefore quarter of a King	F
As Van or any other calf	E
May find without much figuring	F
Waft him oh ye kindly breezes	C
Waft this Lord of place and pelf	E
Any where his Lordship pleases	C
Tho' 'twere to Old Nick himself	E
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Oh what a face of brass was his	C
Who first at Congress showed his phiz	C
To sign away the Rights of Man	G
To Russian threats and Austrian juggle	H
And leave the sinking African	I
To fall without one saving struggle	H
'Mong ministers from North and South	J
To show his lack of shame and sense	C
And hoist the sign of Bull and Mouth	J
For blunders and for eloquence	C
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In vain we wish our Secs at home	K
To mind their papers desks and shelves	C
If silly Secs abroad will roam	K
And make such noodles of themselves	C
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But such hath always been the case	C
For matchless impudence of face	C
There's nothing like your Tory race	C
First Pitt the chosen of England taught her	L
A taste for famine fire and slaughter	L
Then came the Doctor for our ease	C
With Eldons Chathams Hawksburies	C
And other deadly maladies	C
When each in turn had run their rigs	C
Necessity brought in the Whigs	C
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And oh I blush I blush to say	C
When these in turn were put to flight too	M
Illustrious TEMPLE flew away	C
With lots of pens he had no right to	M
In short what will not mortal man do	M
And now that strife and bloodshed past	N
We've done on earth what harm we can do	M
We gravely take to heaven at last	N
And think its favoring smile to purchase	C
Oh Lord good Lord by building churches	C

Thomas Moore

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