Versos English John O'Keeffe EDWIN'S PILLS, &c, SONG

English poem

EDWIN'S PILLS, &c, SONG

by (1747–1833)

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Without a man to take the lead, What could a lady do? No walk in life wou'd e'er succeed, No step could e'er be true: We point the dance that might perplex, Look, bright, Invite, Excite Delight, And comfort all the sex. We ne'er, like some folks in the land. Permit our friends to drop, But take them gently by the hand, And lead them to the top. We posts and places find for all, Now here, Now there, Now e'er- Y where, And still keep up the ball.