Must disgust at a moment so doleful;
For Jamrach the brave, who has gone to his grave,
All our sorrow's sincere as 'tis soulful!
[10] It was translated in the feuilleton of an Italian paper as La Fortuna del Campo Clamoroso!
[11] The surname borne by C. S. C. until his branch of the family resumed that of Calverley.
[12] Presumably a reference to Louis XIV's versatile Minister of that name.
[13] The title of one of Sullivan's most popular songs.
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