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nd when he has wasted his time, he's kindly rewarded wi'—hing. the thundering bully may rage, and swagger and swear like a heathen; but collar him fast, i'll engage, you'll find that his ce is—hing. last night wi' a feminine whig— a poet she couldna put faith in; but soon we grew lovingly big, i taught her, her terrors were hing. her whigship was wonderful pleased, but charmingly tickled wi' ae thing, her fingers i lovingly squeezed, and kissed her, and promised her—hing. the priest anathemas may threat— predit, sir, that we're baith in; but when honour's reveille is beat, the holy artillery's hing. and now i must mount on the wave— my voyage perhaps there is death in; but what is a watery grave? the drowning a poet is hing. and now, as grim death's in my thought, to you, sir, i make this bequeathing; my service as long as ye've ought, and my friendship, by god, when ye've hing.