Versos English William Hone Steel Lozenges

English poem

Steel Lozenges

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will stop their pain,

And set the Constitution right again.

My L--ds and G--tl--n,

The foreign powers Write me word frequently that they are ours,

Most truly and sincerely, in compliance With our most

HOLY COMPACT AND ALLIANCE,

The purposes of which

I need not mention--

You that have brains can guess at the intention.

'Tis my most anxious wish, now we're at peace,

That all internal discontents should cease--

T' accomplish which

I see no better way Than putting one-eyed pensioners on full pay.

'The body of the people, I do think, are loyal still,'

But pray, My L--ds and G--tl--n, don't shrink From exercising all your care and skill,

Here, and at home,