Pox On You

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Pox On You  

(belch) Pox on you (belch) for a Fop,"
"your stomach too queazy
cannot I Belch and fart,

you Coxcomb to ease me,          Fool. Derived from a hat, in the shape of

what if I let fly in your Face,           a rooster's comb, worn by jesters.
and shall please ye?"
"Fogh, fogh, how sow'r he smells,
now he's at it again,
out ye Beast, I never met so nasty a man,
I'm not able to bear it",

"What the Devil d'ye mean?

no less that a Ceasar            Dr. Caesar was one of the company of catch-singers.
decreed with great reason
no restraint shou'd be laid
on the Bum or the Weason,                   Esophagus.
for Belching and farting
were always in season."

 


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