English poem
In Jacky Bull, when bound for France
by Anonymous
In Jacky Bull, when bound for France, The gosling you discover; But taught to ride, to fence and dance, A finish'd goose comes over, With his tierce and carte—sa! sa! And his cotillion so smart—ha! ha! He charms each female heart—oh, la! As Jacky returns from Dover.
For cocks and dogs, see 'squire at home, The prince of country tonies; Return'd from Paris, Spa, or Rome, Our 'squire's a nice Adonis. With his tierce and carte—sa! sa! And his cotillion so smart—ha! ha! He charms the female heart—oh, la! The pink of macaronies.
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