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ANTIPODEAN ;
VPF.R RA NEOUS ESCAPE
Cave, and an aperture found,
burn, like a mole, front the ground,
reclining in listless indulgence;
ed, in fesrfel conjecture,
shone a bright-booted spectre,
young Imps in the jetty'rtfulgencc !
of courage be feels—
(he askiil) with those Imps at thy heels?"
„oor traveller I," said the stranger—
tedious months we have thus dug our way
', dark recesses, from Botany Bay !
nd in Imminent danger !
Boots have conducted me here,
to a still most calamitous station :
England I dare not appear,—
return'd from a life-transportation !"
the joke he descended ;--•
, that from Botany Bay
by Devils, his way
earth,—and a posse attended
tile heading the train,—
Phenomena sprang up again
. imps h, your.
'Boots tho'.asslsted,
Countable rad," you'll be twined I
hole of your boring, we may
to Botany Bay !"
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by mirth and diversion;
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reflection in Irarren's Jet
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