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Her Dugs were mark’d by ev’ry Collier’s hand,<br />

Her mouth was black as Bull-dogs at the Stall:<br />

She scratched and bit, and spar’d ne lace ne band,<br />

And bitch and rogue her answer was to all;<br />

Nay, e’en the parts of Shame by name would call:<br />

Yea when she passed by or Lane or Nook,<br />

Would greet the Man who turn’d him to the Wall,<br />

And by his hand obscene the Porter took,<br />

Nor ever did askance like modest Virgin look.<br />

Such place hath Deptford, navy-building town,<br />

Woolwich and Wapping, smelling strong of pitch;<br />

Such Lambeth, envy of each Band and Gown,<br />

And Twicknam such, which fairer Scenes enrich<br />

Grots, Statues, Urns, and Jo---n’s Dog and Bitch,<br />

Ne village is without, on either side,<br />

All up the silver Thames, or all adown;<br />

Ne Richmond’s self, from whose tall front are ey’d<br />

Vales, Spires, meandring Streams, and Windsor’s tow’ry Pride.<br />

Ode for Musick: On the Longitude 171<br />

Recitativo<br />

The Longitude mist on<br />

By wicked Will. Whiston,<br />

And not better hit on<br />

By good Master Ditton.<br />

Retornello<br />

So Ditton and Whiston<br />

May both be bep-st on,<br />

And Whiston and Ditton<br />

May both be besh-t on.<br />

171 “Ode, for Musick, On the Longitude,” Pope & Swift, Miscellanies, 3:104.<br />

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