Let cullies that lose at a race
Go venture at hazard to win,
Or he that is bubbl'd at dice
Recover at cocking again;
Let jades that are founder'd be bought,
Let jockeys play crimp to make sport.—
—— Another makes racing a trade,
And dreams of his projects to come;
And many a crimp match has made,
By bubbing another man's groom. [263]