THE ENCHANTED NET.—[p. 51.]
A FYTTE OF THE BLUES.
(Air—“The Old English Gentleman.”)
Of Woman’s rights and Woman’s wrongs we’ve heard much talk of late,
The first seem most extensive, and the latter very great;
And Mrs. Ellis warns men, not themselves to agitate,
For ’neath petticoats and pinafores is hid the future fate
Of this wondrous nineteenth century, the youngest child of Time!