and stewart, bold as hector.
thou, pitt, shalt rue this overthrow,
and thurlow growl a curse of woe,
and melville melt in wailing:
now fox and sheridan rejoice,
and burke shall sing, “o prince, arise!
thy power is all-prevailing!”
for your poor friend, the bard, afar
he only hears ahe war,
a cool spectator purely!
so, wheorm the forest rends,
the robin in the hedge desds,
and sober chirps securely.
now, for my friends' and brethren's sakes,
and for my dear-lov'd nd o' cakes,
i pray with holy fire:
lord, send a rough-shod t
Election Ballad(10/11)