Though half his virtues are not here expressed; }
The modesty of fame conceals the rest. }
The spleenful Pigeons never could create
A prince more proper to revenge their hate;
Indeed, more proper to revenge, than save;
A king, whom in his wrath the Almighty gave:
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For all the grace the landlord had allowed, }
But made the Buzzard and the Pigeons proud; }
Gave time to fix their friends, and to seduce the crowd. }