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CLAVERS and his Highland Men Came down upon the Raw then, Who being stout gave many a Clout, The Lads began to claw then: With Sword and Targets in their Hands, Wherewith they were not slaw then, And Clinkin Clankin on their Crowns, The Lads began to claw then. Oer Brink and Brank, oer Ditch and Stank, He staik amang them a then, The Butter-box got many Knocks, The Riggans payd for a then They got their Paiks with sudden Straiks, Which to their Grief they saw then, And double Dunts upon their Rumps, The Lads began to fa then. Her skipd about, and leapd about, Her flang amang them a then, The English Blades got Broken Heads, Their Crowns her clave in twa there,
The Durk and Door made their last Hour, Such was their final fa then, They thought the D---l had been there, That gave them such a Paw then. Jock Presbyter ans Covenant Came whigging up Hill then, Though Highland Trews would not refuse, For to subscribe the Bill then; In Williams Name he thought na Shame, Would stop the Deed at a then; But her nane sell Stock, with many a Knock, Cryd furich Whigs awa then. Sir Hugh Macdow with his Men true, Came skiping oer the Brink then, The Hogan Dutch that feared such, They bred a horrid Stink then, The true Maclain his Gate has gane, And came upon a Raw then; None could withstand his heavy Hand, He stake with such a Paw then.