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SONGSTER. 147
Altog'e titer.
As sung by Mr. H. EBERLE.
Reuben he had wit and grace.
Altogether, altogethi
And run, I wot, a goodly race.
Altogether, &c.
Quoth pious Reuben, verily.
Temptation may my spirits try.
But the devil and women I do defy,
Altogether, &c
Reuben and a blooming maid,
Altogether, &c.
Met beneath a hawthorn shade.
Altogether, &c.
With love, his heart began to swell,
He clasp'd the dame, when, strange to tell,
Quite plump into a ditch he fell!
Altogether, &c.
The devU and women botti came there.
Altogether, &c
And tempted him to love and swear.
Altogether, &c
Out they scrambled black as pitch.
None could discover which was which;
So he damn'd the women and the ditch.
Altogether, &c
Battle off Nenr-Orleans.
TcNB—•• Hail to the Chief."
Hail to the hero, the pride of his country,
Honor'd by all, be his ever great name ;
Where is the man, who presumes with eflfirontery,
To tarnish the laurels that bloom with his tame 1
Down where the waters flow,
HP mf*l the invadinfr fnp.