The Phoenix — Dover [N.H.], 1793-01-26 00:00:00, page 4

'fount of APQLLO. '
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The PIE MA^'s trip to \
Bagshot Camp.
OLORD, what a place isa.camp, M
What wonderful doings are here, .y
Flow the people are all on the tramp,
Now to me it is devililh quter?
There's Ladies a fwiggiog of Gin,#A
\And crept Macaronies hkewife,W
Where's I, with my who'll up and win $
Come here is your hot mutton pics.
Th&e'a footfes, and ^ffes, and chaise, ^
\ And waggons and carts out of number,
\ Here's racketing nights and by days.
• And lons full of deadend live lumber ; ^
Now there is a beau in a gig.
And here is a lady in clover,
And there lies an alderman's wig.
With Billy the taylbr done over.
There, galloping thi, way and that,
With c madam stand out of the way,
OVith,fie, Sir, what would you be at ?
\Come, none of your impudence pray ;
There's Halt—to the right about face,
Theje's laughing, and Screaming, and cries,§
^And milliners, men out of place,
vllndl with roy hot mutton pies.*
'^There's the heath all the world like a fg
There's butlm, fallen and cooks,
There's popping away in the air,
And Captains with terrible looks;
There's how do you do ? pretty well, /
O the just has half blinded my eyes,
There's, fellow what do you fell,
<Why here is my hot mutton pies.
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'J? remarkable infancy of HUMANITY.
A NATIVE of Holland, who had lived
A from his early youth amoral life in the
Dutch colony of the Cape of Good Hope,hap.
pened to be on horseback on the ceaft, at the
very point of time when a vessel was fhipwreck'
ed by a dreadful tempest ; the greatest part of
th Item periled ip the waves ; the remain.
\der were ftrUggting with death on the flatter-
Jing planks that still floated on the furface of
'the water ; no boat could be sent out in such
^a severe ftorra for the deliverance of, the poor
^people • .The humane and intrepid Hollander
^undertakes to save them; He blows brandy
&to the nostrils of his horse, and fixing him
&firmly on his ftUrups, he plunges into the
NfQand gaining the WB#, brings back to the
men of the cre^, each cf whom
' hereby one of hit boots. In this manner he
^tenfo returned fevdn tirtafe thus fared
e,teen of the passengers. But the eighth
>time (and here the generous heart must fail)
) on his return urapid and imsneufe forge over
fbt hit herfe; the heroick rider loft his feat,.
) m+ffi toted apt with the^ unforta-
Semite viaims he was endeavoring to snatch
™tom ? deteth, What exit could be more gift
° one than that of this generous man I We cele
bAre Ihe Chiefs who expire on the field of
battle among the viaims they had been facri
ficins ; and if their motives were just and spi
rited, let them have their glory, but we can•
not help contemplating with a more pleading
^kind^ admiration, this intrepid man, dying
in an attempt to save hit fellow creatures from
deftruftion.
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' (hhcUo^erscl^h, when he ca^e to make
s hornfelfa @^ ^V^ Q*" Qh 4
Wit is 9&t !0 keep my hand ,8
\te\any ri^ I fnould forget. ^
^fch^ r biowiog-ffh^
ty eat he, for the nose the bellows %/.
^ A!^v& ah ^P>CT};
fed Veftris the dancer. Upon my fol.&d
^j think he handles his legs very well.
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