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CORONATION;
on, A NEW VIEW OF TILE PROCESSION.
Aco us T YM AN, after much shoving and squeezing,
Was plac'd, even at last, in a dolorous plight ;
Despite of entreaty, remonatrance, and teasing,
Bereft of all hope of obtaining a sight,
By heads intercepted of close-wedg'd beholders.
Our Yeoman's squat form scarcely reaching their shoulders!
" The Pig a volne market has found, without doubt."
" Then pray, Mister Pig," cried his neighbour, " get out."
And Hodge with hard jostling and pressure retreated,
Insulted, chagrin's!, and his object defeated.
Next Hodge's attention a balcony drew,
Where grac'd by bright Boots,—each a mirror to view,—
An Amateur sat.—" I shall now zee the zight,"
Cried Hodge, on the Jet as he gaz'd with delight ;
And kept, in determin'd resolve, to his station,
Still eyeing the Boot with minute observation.
The pageant advane'd—while the purpose to suit
Of higb-polish'd mirrors—was seen in each Boot
The gorgeous procession—eiactly display's',
As if by Caosera Unarm pourtray'd ! .
Wheat Hodge got safe kerne what a dissonant clatter
Was rah'd by inquirers—" I nought o' the matter
Had known," be replied, "as to what came to pass,
Unless vor two Boots that wur made of bright glass,
Zuch scroudging wur tbeare, and such bustle and strife,
The Boots though reilected the whole to that life !"
" What news," ask'd his landlord next morning, " from town?"
And Hodge the new fashion of glass.boots still backing—
" Not so," said the Squire—bin of equal renown
" The luminous splendour of Warren's Jet Blacking !"
This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by