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<head>132 THE EXAMINER.</head><lb/>-----<p>And what is the use of my authorship,<lb/>Though it gain me a short-lived éclat,<lb/>If I'm soon to become an old bachelor,<lb/>And you, coz, a grandmamma?</p><p>But 'tis thus that time flies on, sweet coz,<lb/>One month after another;<lb/>And every month is as like the past,<lb/>As a brother is to a brother.<lb/>O! very little variety, coz,<lb/>Is strew'd upon manhood's path;<lb/>Truth flings its pebble at Fancy, coz,<lb/>And she falls like Goliah of Gath.</p><p>The skies wore the purple of summer, coz,<lb/>And the days were bright and long.<lb/>And the streams ran prattling merry things,<lb/>And the groves were alive with song&#x2014;<lb/>When last I heard the music, coz,<lb/>Of that golden voice of thine,<lb/>Awaking feelings in my heart,<lb/>Which died, and made no sign.</p><p>And now we have nothing but winter, coz,<lb/>With its wind, and mud, and sleet;<lb/>And people with noses as blue as plums,<lb/>And chilblains, and damp feet;<lb/>And hazy gas lamps glimmering, coz,<lb/>And dinners at half-past six;<lb/>And hackney coaches rattling, coz,<lb/>Through a forest of stones and bricks.</p><p>And then there are evening parties, coz,<lb/>Where girls with curly hair<lb/>Dance in a style that would make you smile,<lb/>If it did not make you stare;<lb/>And very polite young gentlemen,<lb/>In coats that are nicely cut,<lb/>Simper a heartless compliment,<lb/>And through the apartment strut.</p><p>And of course there are ices and negus, coz,<lb/>And tongues of chicken to boot,<lb/>And jellies and creams innumerable,<lb/>And cheesecakes and dried fruit;<lb/>And if you are very pressing, coz,<lb/>And have an engaging way,<lb/>Perhaps some damsel will kindly squall<lb/>The ballad of "Alice Grey."</p><p>Good Lord! is this society, coz?<lb/>Are these the delights of life?<lb/>I wish from my heart I was buried, coz,<lb/>Or married to some old wife&#x2014;<lb/>And living away on a far hill side,<lb/>With a garden, a cow, and a pig,<lb/>A happy and simple cottar, coz,<lb/>With a Bible and Sunday wig.</p>





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132 THE EXAMINER.
-----

And what is the use of my authorship,
Though it gain me a short-lived éclat,
If I'm soon to become an old bachelor,
And you, coz, a grandmamma?

But 'tis thus that time flies on, sweet coz,
One month after another;
And every month is as like the past,
As a brother is to a brother.
O! very little variety, coz,
Is strew'd upon manhood's path;
Truth flings its pebble at Fancy, coz,
And she falls like Goliah of Gath.

The skies wore the purple of summer, coz,
And the days were bright and long.
And the streams ran prattling merry things,
And the groves were alive with song—
When last I heard the music, coz,
Of that golden voice of thine,
Awaking feelings in my heart,
Which died, and made no sign.

And now we have nothing but winter, coz,
With its wind, and mud, and sleet;
And people with noses as blue as plums,
And chilblains, and damp feet;
And hazy gas lamps glimmering, coz,
And dinners at half-past six;
And hackney coaches rattling, coz,
Through a forest of stones and bricks.

And then there are evening parties, coz,
Where girls with curly hair
Dance in a style that would make you smile,
If it did not make you stare;
And very polite young gentlemen,
In coats that are nicely cut,
Simper a heartless compliment,
And through the apartment strut.

And of course there are ices and negus, coz,
And tongues of chicken to boot,
And jellies and creams innumerable,
And cheesecakes and dried fruit;
And if you are very pressing, coz,
And have an engaging way,
Perhaps some damsel will kindly squall
The ballad of "Alice Grey."

Good Lord! is this society, coz?
Are these the delights of life?
I wish from my heart I was buried, coz,
Or married to some old wife—
And living away on a far hill side,
With a garden, a cow, and a pig,
A happy and simple cottar, coz,
With a Bible and Sunday wig.




Identifier: | JB/004/070/004"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 4.

Date_1

1831-02-27

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

004

Main Headings

lord brougham displayed

Folio number

070

Info in main headings field

Image

004

Titles

the examiner / sunday, february 27, 1831 / no. 1204

Category

printed material

Number of Pages

8

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

(130-144)

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

[[notes_public::"john fonblanques eulogium on brougham" [note in bentham's hand]]]

ID Number

1991

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