REYNARDO THE REVENGEFUL.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3314, 5 August 1879, Page 2

REYNARDO THE REVENGEFUL.

! ... . , pi . ; '; '(AJjAT,p? .Amoibht. ~R\mx. '';'_' c ,' } '' The great pro-Consul, Greycuss, sat within theseaute ball, ;.' 7 ■! c- _' . Wtien ftuffius Beynardo oriei," Now let the; tyrant fall; His promises are pie-crust, his baked meats : are but stew— /.', •;,'.',. f V " ! ' : "' '! Oh, Bomans, we hare often heard him blow ( ti|l be was.blue, '.. ' - j About the freedom arid the rights of ferfs ! witboutk to-own. 1' m Hi-" ■■-<.:<il/j Here typo ]>ivereargillus stood up and cried, £ : "Lie down!" Then Mild« Maurice Earkeim rtbuked, in Bluff Typo Jnvproargillus. Midst .hisses, I yells, and groans, ' ./.',' ' ' Bold Buffius Beynardo, on his' understand* ;: ings, rose, , . „..,, , And with a cotton wipe of blue he blew his '•tture;aofe:/!' 'i •'"'■' .".'■ "■ -;.;';';'' ... And turning to the Senators, ■he smele s! 11 -: ghastly smile. .""' "' 'V ' '''■"?''/. Gesticulating fearfuMf whilst wprkt^g up i theWfcj , ■,'/,■; ::.:■:<:..':r:: ■ And piling on the agony, he roared, "Patri* ;'■ ' dans, pow ~'\ ■*'■ ■■'":-];: ".';' '" li::;! ;..'': r". Let us make ready for the fight j itV time we ,'! -'Macr^Mw^; n •-'•"': '■'", "•■'■.'■•'"'■;••■■■•■. took! look upon toil pallid cheek, see how ; the tyrant qnaifst "'' '."' "■■;'":,: >;'ri.':; /.: Ohf sacred Justice, he hm lost bis Ballance i ]mthy sclcs. ---.■■■^ ■'"-■» '»•: <■■■ <t <•! Ob ! oi. izens, the Fox must hunt the spider ; andthe fljt?"y: -,• ,v -r r?n .'■' i?, tt Tben v Typo Irfittteirgillns again cried 'bat/ : T j "Ohi'dtzt-t-^r ,■ -iTf^iijTMijiJfn But ere the sentence meltcifrom the Tribune ; of theßwitij,,;/ ■; in:•: i h PP.: ■.1:>-T"^HJ\ 1 { Pioud^Rorkeiui; again put on »,stopper oa his ■ Tb^en up rose Ruffius ooca, n(ore l> |»^ r^rniqgK j to the throng— "Oh, bold Pattioianfl! Shall we Jifse, beneath ; „th?a, Weight of wrong P' " o^ It's more than time the fottlissioisk the places ■ 'of'the~poX¥"t— That ancient prfeet of Juf>iter—the ?<mer*ble ■ ; Watts— '" % ' " " fl Has told iir how the' JHtfe birds U' lovingly ",v i agree; .i'!/Vr(>'}T. ■ * " Bat here, tbe despot (Jreycuss sends is, cpJ- ( • lcaji'es'up a ttee I,*' ' '"' ' ''' ''"''' Because they w'lfneti iworsbip him ; Oh;, a'l : ye gods, arise, „.V . ..,, „0 . "... ■■■ Hire ye no thunder, in the clouds, no light- ! ■■ning'in'the'sk'es','' 1' T'; „ "-'' ! "- r''.: /■'■"':' To hurl upon the t>r.nt fs head, and stir tne ! "Btonßa!df'*toie';: •■"'"■■.•■:t>" .*'<>'■ :;':.'- r^ To *ise in Mutiny £ -TRb. taOil $ 'fret? 'itid;i i fume and fwra M -"'!ii'?:"n '-;l! '•'"■ '■"■ "" To sit up wbere the Tribune. •iV»;'" Cone on, }be not afraid, .Ti:uT- M ,sF at w,.-,mim\ md r akall abottt kt BellamyV»'|rOs«' of i .4eiDoflide,!..m'.na l i/:[ '!-?'.n;r- SKTg^i'.: Wlien once we make false Oreyeuu bolt, and ! „J;ca.n,dj r aw.( m y.#cre«?'«ii'!. h-r^i, •!/,rf: ■^4SWBWi «* * -" Bn». Up ifo*e the aged Tribune then, and to the :' Senate spake,— •• Oh,» .macs fbj Jupite*. I'» makf^e •: traitors qual#£,;;;:; ; ■'■"■ '^^ ;• -' I am the peo^fe'f (ol*Wpion,jKn^" l^i^ shall i bare thefrlands— '.' The Appian way must riot Ye /stopped by -• cafe* Jobber: I»hai*<!": f^A;"7:;=r-*T.Tp XT4, by the gods, I'll bear the 'brunt of each false traitor's shock-j I'll guard; you?' birth-ri"lifs,' though* I stand | upon tbe Tarpeiaovßoek» ' " 1 Add hurl each proud patrician from its \ \ i rug»J»d,'6r»ggyfsteep, V- -.^v-uvyi'l M*n oliHlltbe nien for ercrnxore and sltoep she. ■ ■'; f only sheep. .RKO.HT//I WWjs IWPW* ;itojß»pdo,f Übiat Italka ••() I>l j m>u wfeo, j gftin.d fros» hCpiaif,,i«4l ;M*< !-.!•' i honours n»>ath a cloud. K^nuj-v--, •'■ hi/s;j; >A | cut-purse of the Umpire • (excuse me, !* ! ,^|mlet»WfW^|s!i;';Mav;: !n:!O-Y/,>rr;:f*r=. I'te appken,' . Then the oitizeo* 'Mt, And nil the noble senators eriod, " b,i*e, hi**,'? i o^ llheß^l|fPW >'^^f':io.^i': "Tli'l' 1 At)d (hen, adjo roesl, tq BeMamy'., I t.^ltj to, —Saturday Adrertitaf^ „f \ \ - Ui P , r ,, -;., ffS)S -.j^.,