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C---R (the Wonder of a BRAZEN Age) / Always a hero, off or on the Stage; Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 212 Upon the POET LAUREAT's being / Expelled the House of LORDS. Upon the POET LAUREAT’s being Expelled the House of LORDS. Upon the POET Laureate's being Expelled the House of LORDS. 1733-1733 J. Jenkins

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C------R (the Wonder of a BRAZEN Age) Always a Hero, off or on the Stage; The other Day, in Courtesy, affords His lovely Phyz, to grace the House of LORDS; Quite free from Pride, he humbly condescends To treat the very smallest PEERS, as FRIENDS: With Sneer or Grin approves each grave Debate, And smiles when Brother Dukes support the State: On the learn'd Bishops Bench, looks kind ------ enough, And offers good Lord KING a Pinch of Snuff. Whilst thus he rains his Favours on the Crowd, An old rough Earl his swift Destruction vow'd; Regardless of th' Imperial Crown he wore, Regardless of the Bays and Brains he bore, A Voice as hoarse as SUTHERLAND's gave Law, And made the King, the Fop, the Bard, withdraw. O C------R, in Revenge, your WRATH forbear, This once your stupid, stingless SATIRE spare, And with dull PANEGYRICK daub each Peer; Like rhyming Bellman's Ghost haunt their Abodes, And frighten them with Birth or New Years Odes. If banish'd thence, you still may shine at ------, There P---RS and SCOUNDRELS equally resort; Unmatch'd in all, SUPERIORS never fear; But since you're Peerless, scorn the Name of Peer.
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