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THE DANDY'S ITINERARY; on,
A CHAPTER OF INCIDENTS.
Au—" 0 love is the soul of a neat Irishman."
VAS late in the nate little town Killybegs,
Whfle AR UN'S Jct Pinch* illumin'd my legs,
Reflecting the form of each gaping spalpeen,
're rush'd from their cabins, maid, wife, boy, and man,
Ad lad, you big ted, to yhur Boots of Japan,"
lilratir-maker cried, " arrah now an't it a sin,
Po e,' n cur trade wid your Boots of block tin,
" While shamming your Blacking so brilliant and clean !"
eecU lillybegs, and the maker of brogues,
' sett ...nen I pau'd, all the children and dogs
followed my Boots where their shadows were seen;
relp!ng and squalling they rais'd such a rout,
es ry soul from their butt sallied out
Rare at the Dandy with leggings of glass ;
Ito, in thew eyes, did the high polish past,
Of Walnut:4 s .kt Blacking so brit aut and dean !
might now came on all so dreary and damp,
srers'd a bog and stuck fast in a swamp,
When cloid seem'd the life of poor Patrick Macshech
Reels' jetty gleam had reflected a light,
WiA with the Wisp, my dear creature, good night,"
-trotter cried, as my steps he pursu'd,
a life was preversid 'r..l any journey renew'd,
By WA MIMI'S Jet BlGeking so brilliant and dean .1.
ow to tke brilliant Inventor of Jrr,
tight little lad sure I cannot forget
In' 'meow of brilliant Jet Blacking I moan :
ItiAtaalt your fortune you owe, Mr. Pat,
1 tow for a truth my own self may say that,
ificain in the bog once protected nay life,
ihddin, with wealth, I have gain'd a sweet wife
waits4.kt BIOCki/I4 so brilliant and clean !
114 easy Wiling and briiliat.t &Acmes, prepared by
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at 6d. 10d. 12d. and 18d. each.
0 .Also Pate Blacking, in Pots 6d. 12d. and lad. each.
41liag Pot of Pa,te is ;Lai to Poor Ma
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THE DANDY'S ITINERARY; on,
h• A CHAPTER OF INCIDENTS.
Au—" 0 lose is the soul of a neat Irishman."
WAS late in the nate little town Killybegs,
whne wseses's Jet Blacking illumin'd my legs,
I, Reflecting the form of each gaping spalpeen,
rnh'd from their cabins, maid, wife, boy, and man,
%eh, you big ted, to year Boots of Japan,"
Erato-maker cried, " arrah now an't it a sin,
o n our trade wid your Boots of block tin,
%sic shamming your Blacking so brilliant and clean I"
ell Fillybegs, and the maker of brogues,
nett ...ram I pied, all the children and dogs
folloved my Boots where their shadows were seen;
striping and equalling they rais'd such a rout,
ry soul from their butt sallied out
are at the Dandy with leggings of glass ;
es, in their ayes, did the high polish past,
Of Waimea s Art Blacking so brilliant and clean !
sight now came on all so dreary and damp,
,:ers'd a bog and stack fast in a swamp,
Wien cloid seem'd the life of poor Patrick Maesheeb ;
Roof jetty gleam had reflected a light,
Boots_'
with the Wisp, my dear creature, good night,"
-trotter cried, es nw steps he pursu'd,
..lifewaspreveroid any journey renew'd,
of by Waaaca's Jet Blocking so brilliant and clean !
ess to the brilliant Inventor of Jrr,
tight little lad sure I cannot f
la' investor of brilliant Jet Bkoorriieseto I mean :
%Valour your fortune you owe, Mr. Pat,
1. sow for a truth my own self may say
tha
- b‘erinin,wtihthe bog
veal once
t I protected ow life,
mi J
R 1 h have gain'd a sweet wife
a et Blacking so brilliant and clean !
is vary Ilhialng and brilliant &Adana, prepared by
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S sold In every Town in
at ed. 10d 12thde Kingdom' Liquid, in Bottles
„__ Pasta
ac . 18d. each.
Putr king, in Pots 6d. 12d. and 18d. each.
is equal to Poor %Mine Bottles of Litild'
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