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[3-4]
To look at his little snug farm of the Earth
To visit, &c.
1828, 1829.
And see how his stock went on.
M. P., 1828, 1829.
switched] swish'd M. P., 1828, 1829.
switches] swishes M. P., 1828, 1829.
[9-12]
Not in M. P.
On the dunghill beside his stable M. P.: On a dung-heap beside his stable 1828, 1829.
[15-16]
Oh! oh; quoth he, for it put him in mind
Of the story of Cain and Abel
M. P.
his] his 1828, 1829.
He . . . on] An Apothecary on M. P.: A Pothecary on 1828, 1829.
Ride] Rode M.P., 1828, 1829. vocations] vocation M. P.
Revelations] Revelation M. P.
saw] past M. P.
And he grinn'd at the sight, for his favourite vice M. P.
peep'd] went M. P., 1828, 1829.
sate myself] myself sate 1828, 1829.
Hard by] Upon M. P.: Fast by 1828, 1829.
[29-33]
He saw a pig right rapidly
Adown the river float,
The pig swam well, but every stroke
Was cutting his own throat.
M. P.
did glide] there plied 1828, 1829.
Between 33-4
Old Nicholas grinn'd and swish'd his tail
For joy and admiration;
And he thought of his daughter, Victory,
And his darling babe, Taxation.
M. P.
[34-5]
As he went through —— —— fields he look'd
At a
M. P.
his] the M. P. in] of M. P.
Fetter] Hand-cuff M. P.: Unfetter 1834.
[40-1]
'Nimbly', quoth he, 'the fingers move
If a man is but us'd to his trade.'
M. P.
unfetter] unfettering M. P.
And he laugh'd for he thought of the long debates M. P.
saw] met M. P.
Just by the Methodist meeting. M. P.
holds] held M. P. key] flag M. P.
[323:A] The allusion is to Archbishop Randolph consecrating the Duke of York's banners. See S. T. Coleridge's Notizbuch aus den Jahren 1795-8 . . . von A. Brandl, 1896, p. 354 (p. 25 a, l. 18 of Gutch Memorandum Book, B. M. Add. MSS. 27,901).
And the Devil nods a greeting. M. P.
[50-2]
She tip'd him the wink, then frown'd and cri'd
'Avaunt! my name's ——
And turn'd to Mr. W——
M. P.
General ——] General ——'s M. P.
way did take M. P.
general] General M. P.