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)gy and Remarkable

THE VENTRILOQUIST ; on,
HODGE IN TOWN.
HIS art the Ventriloquist lately display'd,
As NrAItRIN'S fine Jrr the dark visions pourtray'd;

se shades the bright boots then while gleaming in each,
:dotting with powers terrific of speech';
urging the night of each panic-struck hearer;
ring—raise the Curtain—an Incident nearer
nPPears—for now 'ceasing the Country to roam,
e hail the Enchanter return'd, and " At Home."
lernin'd his Boots by the brilliance so chaste
WARIMIS fam'd Blacking one morning the Strand in,
saus'd, while the glow of the Liquid embrac'd•
object th..t paas'd, admiration commanding ;
:ountryman star'd, with astonishment mute,
rose, like two Urchins, his shade in each boot !
new o'er his mind while amazement prevaitd,
czr by a voice frcm the Boots was assail d :
now, Master Ciodpate! whence is it you stare so--
,nast, man !—why sounds! do I look like a scare-crow?"
in the Ventriloquist waited reply—
!at woud'st thou ? the question resolve, we command thee,
thus, contumacious, our powers defy !"
pardon, said Hodge--,let me now understand ye,
never avore wur I pm zuch a vrlght In !)-
,t are you--that sport the bright Boots with delight bar
case, a small voice from the Boots now replied--
e vneries of Taste we accompany still;
IVA:tau's flue Jet, of high Fashion thelsrides
Presence attends on the mystical skit!
nrn, whom the mewl of Renown shall repay,
empire cf Tare while the Nations obey'."
its cashd.:gc-:d brilliant I.;Lacsano, prepared by

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