Tiptree races : a comic punning poem / By 'C.C.' [i.e. Charles Clark].

  • Charles Clark
Date:
1833
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Tiptree races : a comic punning poem / By 'C.C.' [i.e. Charles Clark]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Though “ Coxall” Races may of late have been Somewhat renown’d, The whole again, with such a course, soon must Fall to the ground! “Coxall!” on your attention a suggestion I would enforce • Ere your next Races, see if there’s not near Some water-course! But hold—connected with old Tiptree Races, I know a Tale: I’ll give the heads—for to please ev’ry-body It cannot fail! Perhaps, it ne’er would tire, e’en if you did It ev’ry day see ; For, while it is in “ fairy fiction dress’d,” It is so racy ! Once, then, there dwelt not far from Tiptree Heath, Though seldom seen, A maid that had, ’tis said, no common charms— One Mary Greenl
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