Henry J. B. Clements

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She did tefign her breath

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I putmylove 10d :1 sh - 1

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1 Her 1111131 did 1131111111 the {wear -

Thus In the Blood 1.1111110111111111.
My hands were deeply dy‘d,

and ibined in the purple gore,
That lhould have been my bride .

Then 2101116 unto my mill I ran, But heaven had a watchful eycy.’
But Forelv was amazed, , Had brought it lo about,

My man he thought I had mischief That tho’ I 111111,: did denyn ,
Mid ﬁrangely og me gaz‘d (done This murder would come out,

I publiﬂt' d'
My wickednefs to blinﬁd

That Could her Dody ﬁnd,

Oh what‘s the matter- then {aid he, The very day beforethe ailize.
You look as pale as death, [f0 Her body it Was Found

What makes you ﬂiakeen l tremble Floating before her fa: her: door,
As though you had 101% your breath It Hindfey Ferry F own, '

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Your trembling hands and clothes, ' [‘0 Oxford brought with liked
prél'ently to him reply’d And here examined again, . » _
By bleeding at the noF9- About the bloody, deceit ' ,

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Now the Coroner and Int-y both:

Bot litt e to him (aid, Tog-emf did agree

“notch 13 the candle £10m his hand, Th8! ”“5 damfel was made Away, ' V

And mm unto my bed And murdered by me

. There I lay trembling all the night The juﬁio: to) perceived the Igoilt,

Not either would takebad
But the next morning was Fern, ,
Away to Reading “1121‘ '

For I could take no folk
and pctfeéi {limes of hell dici Fla’h,
Lilto lightning in my F36

Next day the 1111-1111111 Being miFe-d When [was brought “We the

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then I was, apprehendei F0011,
And to {he 11mm bound,

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I‘he cirrumflance was plain ‘
1 Look on the pnfoner at the be?
He has this ct amte Gain.

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int I had made away w: it: her, .
BecauFe I called hei out?

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V Iliiﬁ v did deny,

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l leofiingly did Fay, ‘ As won as l was earl:

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Bot did it Ftil‘ldenv. .-
My father did oh me prevail,
My kindred all likewiFe
To own the murder whieh 1 did,
' _To them with watery em, . - 1

My; Fathee then he did the ,
saying, my ‘9”; 9h WHY, :15“:-
Have you brought yoiulelf to 01am
and all your Famiiv,
Father lawn the crime I did
I guilty 21,11 indeed '
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'Fhe We!!! ‘of death I do desem
My crime is Fo baIe,

Fory I no mercy fhewed to her.
Molt wretchedis my cafe,

Lord grant me grace while I do Bay
1‘ hatl may now repent, '

Before I {retinitis wicked World;
Mnﬁ hemefnlly am Feat.

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011 ting men lake warmng by me,
All ﬁlthy lulis defy
By giving. way to wick‘eedneﬁ,
111an I this day 1 die .
Lord 1911!}:me hateful fins awav .
’ Which have been manifold '
Have mercy On me Lord 1 pr 1y
And Chtiii receive my ioul

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 LL in the Downs the ﬂeet was moor'd
: [he wreaths-rs waving with th-: wind,
When black ey Ll Susan came on board
0 whe :2 shall i my t‘nelovu ﬁnd
fell niejovial sailors hit 118 true
it my sweet William sails among your crew

\Villiain who high upon the yard
Rock‘d with the billows to and lro’,
Soon as her well known voice he heard
He sighed and cast his eyes below
1 he cords slide so ittl-x thro' h s glowing hand
and quick as lightning on the deck he stand

So sweet the lark high pois‘d in air
Shuts cleric, his piniom to hisb east
if chance his mates‘shritl call he hears
He drops at once into it s nest
The noblest canvain in th- British ﬂeet
Mightenvy William‘s lipsthose Kisses sweet

0 Susan Sutan lovely dear
Mv vows shall ever true remain
Let me kiss of that tailing tear
We only part to meet again
.C ange as ye list ye winds my mind shall be
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Believe not what the landsmen say ' '
Wh I tempts \v th doubt thy constant mind
They say that sat lors when away

in every port a mistress find ‘
Yes yes bxtieve them when they tell thee so
For thou art present whetesoever I go,

When to fair lndia‘s coastlsail ” _

l‘hy eyes are seen in diamonds bright
Thv breath is Airica’s spicy galc

Thy SKID is iv0v y so white ' ;
Thus every beautious object that lvzew
Waites in my soul some charms of pretty sue

Tho‘ battle forc‘d me from thy arms
Let not my charming susan mourn
Tho‘ cannons ioar yet free from harm
William shall to his dear return
Love turns aside the balls that aiound me ﬂy,
Lest tears should drop from susan’s eye

The boatswain gave the dreadful [word
The sails her swelling bosom spread
No longer must she stay on board '
Thei kiss’d she sigh'd he hung his head
Her lessning boat unwilling rows to land
adieu she cries and waves her lilly hand. ‘

Sweet Wi liam‘s happy Return to

.\ his Dear Suian.

AS thro‘ the grove ItonK myway,
Sweet rtCieation to: 'to take,
A charming niamen !ree and gay, '
Fer her love sad moan did make,
In 3 5w: t bowm‘ near a pleasant green‘
Drtst like some Goddess, or some beautilul‘ ,
queen. ,

Unloth’is fair maid with sorrow ﬁil'd.
, l vent to ease her 0! humour”,
But when my person she b h M,

She said. kind sir i pray depart, .
What bruit-3:55 have y (.11 ten: to trouble me
Ur, to go scot’ﬁng at my misery.

Sweet lovely mistress of the grove,
Why shoulu l make my scoti at theé 3

' i do perceive thou a t in love.

lcould \Vlal] it was Will! me,

‘FWeai charming creature tell tome thy nama '

For thy bright eyes doth my heart enﬂame.

Susan is my name she said,

Who am oppr‘est with griefand woe.
My dearest love is gone to sea,

But where he isl do not know ;' .
Myjewel‘s absence ﬁlls my eyes with tears
I have not seen him for these many years" ‘

Kind lovely Susan l protest. v
1 think 1 snow the same young ma»r'i',_

He has got a mole on his right breasth
Likewise his name is William Lamb,

And i! it be the samel tell you plain

1 ha: all your tears atespent in vain,‘

He is the man that‘is my'deari

Pretty sweet Susan did reply,
You make metrembie [or to hear,
Uf my true lovesinconatlncy.

‘But surely such thing canhever be,

For he admiies none alive but me,

That's your mistake sweet charming tair,._
Sincel wxlllet rou undersrand,‘ ‘ ‘
William is married .1 declare,
Unto a-maid in New England,
And he is raised to a high degree,, 7 4 ’ - .
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No-other shall make me his bride, _

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' Wh ere’er 'he'go’rt; by land arsed,- ~ '
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,1 V S'Alilio: hellias proved false to me; , , '
=et‘llet sweet William-use me'aiihaWilL:

[cannot helplo'ving sweet William still;

liconldbe glad wit‘liialﬁ‘l my heart, l

A ' To see my .Willia’m once again, .

Then I my mindwoilldhsoon impart,-
Io him who breaks my heart in twain,-

“ And she that is his bride l' love her too,‘ '
Thof he be {alsevmy love to him be true;

Sweet. .,;,,Susia'n‘s CW1?

“saucy,

QEEING his Susan‘s constancy,» , ..

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into her arms he straight did ﬂy, x" ‘ '
Saying why does myrlove complain, ,.

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- Let not your heart , be sore opprestfr
Here is the h‘jokev'ri'lpiece of gold;
Which-we did break on a certain.,day
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mi’ ﬁc o’yerfels as war in town about it. Accordingly I did fae, but ae vow I gm “dead the J9Y “Ed p’leafur e that appFaIf
in their countt'nances, ye wad a thought they wad a looped out 0’ their (kins, a7 proteﬂed and fwegrrid bfthe (ads ,0 their b
dies, .gini‘I wad hut undertake fetting up lic av-houfe, they wad warrantme that! wad have mere u me 5 than a the ea
houfes in this 0" heal city-0’. London, and pn‘f’them a’ the gether. ‘ . ‘ _ ‘ I _ . .5
' Butir‘rgudtroutb I am as old farran as any 0’ them a’ ; and‘(gin ye ll-believe me)right loath was to, truft either the;
eaths or words; fottto fay among ourlEiis, now my nean‘F‘country -foke are a peek 0f Pﬂk')’ ﬂlPli‘er)’ 5119613: “I‘d yea he as gudv
' warrant to play he aip’lifcan, as ony Cornilh or Country 0’ York man.,_ and that s a ’ , ‘
I word now l—FBut now t’prevent mifunderﬁending 0n teﬁde or tither. I‘deﬁryedthat they wad come t ﬁctetms as wad-
" fecureihe from bring alofer in this attain ll‘RYﬁllCﬂl l'olemny proteﬂedand {weer d: our and out agenn that as king as - ‘1
keeped gud ﬁirabout, fomins, ﬂtiin’d'n’i‘ilk, and butter-milk, they wad {tle as clofe t me as the {tr-k upo tny back ; and there; *5
fore begged hence more t’ ‘puhlilh-t’ the warld my propofals, and let them ken vyhat they war to hea for their ﬁller: - _ .
Now thinks I t’ mysel, ye ken weel enough, theyare a devilifh rﬁde-weain d pack offallows: and wad Roll the deel, and
a’o’ thin meet intil them, fe l was refolvcd to‘conﬁder it Weel, and how it wad anlwel' . {0t this-111m fur: 0f, thatdeelabea
t1 ey care for the quality, -fe there be but enough o’t. And therefore I idopropol'e as fOUOWSm:

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ve {hall nae ‘he wantin : ‘ for I will agree wi‘ .1 ”brewer for/a.
I ihis-tifan; they ca’ ithere in this toun taplalh ', halides Whig ' ,
whey, butter-milk, fonm, tkeynns, fcridah, fpurrah andjuti‘ s
addin ane babeemere. J , ,- » ‘
VI . That honfe furniture will he provided and gotten in
order for. accommodating o’ :1’ my guefls, I’ll hae a gud mic;
kle pos, fputtlos 0' a’ ﬁzes, bickers, trinchers, Coges, 'kimlins

I. Stirahout‘aways to (he the ﬁanin difh.
II. There is aniauld gud faying, that variety is the plefute .
0’ this warld; and to plefe the palate of oncy ean 0’ yet) that’s
de’nty Itomach’d; ye’s hea lang heel, and backed keal, and ;
rumbled‘rea'l, and l'yhos; and a piece 0’ god eaten bannoek,
ilkie yan‘e payingfourbabees.
' III. Now I’m perfuaded, that name 0" .ye willwaht ony ﬁp-

pers', butgin any 0’ ya do, there will be enough '0’ cald meat
lcfe, and that ye’s hae for nothing; and gin that wonnot plefe _
ye’s get a wee wheen-{owins'and othem opoth’em t’ fup till ye
.caﬁ'agen. ' ' .
IV. iOn the Sabbeth, When come {me the prechen, .ye’sget
a gﬂd ﬁnged lheep’s herd, Wi ilkey yen an bicker o' barley
brbfe, and a haggisro’nur one gud wife's making; and tlio’ I
fay’t that {hould not fay’t, thereis’nt a betterkook in ‘a’ :the
healteun; and the dee’lfgeeher thanks, for {he was born at
Lough I-labber in the Heelands 0’ Scotland, and her mother
was born atArintrow. t. Ami as‘for making 0’ a haggis, {lira-
bout, fouins, bannocks, or been:meeI andrmaihlin puddnns,
{he’ll-turn her,back :1 none that eyerweerida heed between the
{boulders 0’ them. i ‘ ,
7N. B. Ye mun underﬂand
when there are he d
> ‘mere. ,r .
, V,- That I will fettle acorrlefpondence .wi’ the Leigh mer-
fhaints, to {endme a heal bath leadned wi’ oten meal and fouin
ee 5.. , " ’ . ~

-VI. «Gud meet a’ways defer-vs gud drink, and ‘Ifs, warrant

, that on this dayyer to bee no :ltimboait,
cuties, and _ilkie body mun add a. babee‘

Knit: . :I‘HREE'V HAL‘FPENCE.

~in-the place of powder and oil.

horn fpoons, curties, -fourms,.haffacks, three legged ﬁdol’s; .
8tc. for nethin {hall be w‘antin. As for a jack and {pact W6 "
(hallhae 11a occaﬁon for. , ' . ' , .
VII‘I. By what is propofed, let me fee wha can live fe ‘18.”; ‘4
ty, and at {e {ma charges? that ilkie ane mae .gan hame .
their beds every night fartin foo, for no mare than ﬁx babeec

day. , i '

1X. For the further encouragement o’ a’ my freens .th 3
{hall be-ihaved and powdered on .the Sunday wee gud'oten m
and a hit 0’ the North Country butter, and that will anf

X. I {hall fay no mere upon this heedrfor. the ptefent,

igid I find it will anfwerL Vivha ken: but we may reach a .1 , 4

ye’s hae Jud attendance, for jannet and niyfel Will do
for no la es will 1 keep: Batty and Spotty, 1’3 'warrp
,will keep a"clean, and live btawley.

The following honeft bodies that war invto'wn, wee joy fro
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1 am nsk'd to sing, and lies I hate,
So the truth you‘ll hove from nae—-
'|'hough I an matunis‘iin-J,r tale relate,
Of a wonderful large ﬂea!
His like was never to be found,
He was such a monstrrouo size,
That-when he hopped upon the ground,
He shook both earth and skies.
, Fol lal. &c

Some men one morn resolved to try,

: If they thistle: could take,

But he not up such a horrid cry,

_ That made them all to quake,

And ere the had recover‘d there fright,

Or could or assistance ca I.
lie did knock down. both left and right,

Full ﬁfty meniu all,
Fol lol,k_c

He looked their blood then cut uway,
A I fast an he could hop
But ere he‘d gone ten nilel‘ theyooy.
was forced again to Ito ,
Five hundred men did him snail
With itchforks. stake, and guns.
AtlaItt ey killed him without fail,
By ohooting him through the lungs.
Fol lol,&e

“is dying groans like thunder roared,
Which ﬁll‘d them all with fear,

’1 hey were heard two hundred mile! abroad,
At least ‘twaa very near,

Hie blood through Africa found its way,
So I've been told d‘ye lee-—

And there it remains to the present day,
And they call it the Red Sea.

Fol lol, &c

Now then, my boys. all dnuger ﬂown,
We've nothing else to dread,

We‘ll have a dro of good cheer at home,
And then cut 0 to bed.

It. longer shall we be annoyed,
As you may plainly see—- - ,7

Since we t ether have destroyed, V
'l‘hia Vol erful large ﬂea‘ - - '

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melatonement of the past.

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[should listen with a sneer— ,-
Chill me not with dark predictions ' "
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ave no wand ofmagic o'er me,-

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Let the veil that lies before me, i ‘
Be mpenetra‘ble still.

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How intently will they hear you, ’
, Credulous of all that’s good, ,

‘. ﬁnest of all the bliss you’ve brought!
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I‘LL range life’s gayest garden,
Were love’s brig test ﬂowers grow; '

Round the bend'of Cupid’s bow.
I’ll ﬂy the look of sadness, —
From the lips that frown I’ll ﬂy,
And I’ll bask my noon of glulnen,
In the beam of beauty'l eye.

Aiding soft my ladies voice;
While the wine cup balmed with kiwel
Still shall bid my heart re‘oice.
l’ll ﬂy the brow of Eori-ow!‘
F mm. the lip that: frowns _ I’ll ﬂy
A nd, [’11- 'baskﬁin'ytnoo, 'f transport,
in the ‘beamiof' begutyf 3F?! ,

FRIEND AND'BOTTE'E

SINCE the ﬁrst dawn of ~ reason that'beam’d.’ ;-'

on my mind, A.
And taught me how favoured by fortune in»
7’ lot, '
To share that good fortune I still was inclined,
And impart to who . anted what I wanted not,
'I‘is a maxim entitled to every one's praise,
When a man feels distress’d like a man to relieve
him. '
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May weyne’er want a friend nor a bottle to give
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The heart by deceit or ingratitude rent,
Ur by poverty bow‘d tho’ of evil the least,
The smile ofa friend may invite to content,
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All’round the room ll waltz’d till break ol'day;
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Through LondOn streets so jolly,
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’Twas Tothiii’ s pride, sWeet Moll
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FAi'fﬂLESS CAPTAIN,
Or Betrayed Virgin,

, ,ALL ye maidens fair I pray awhile draw near,

' - .l atragical story have to tell;

v ~1tWill make your heart bleed when farther I proceed
. Astor the truth it has betel.
In London-City lived a maiden there.
“ Blest with a store of wit and beauty bright,
Unto a lady fair. she a servant were,
And the lady in her took delight,
Shehad ason we hear who a captain were;
'A ship the Burtord call'd he did command,

And has itwas found. was to india bound,

AA‘ndjhe mt. st forsake the English land.

ﬁlls-mother‘s waiting maid had his heart betray-d.

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