| When storms of passion rude arise, Be Nature's rule before your eyes; May friendship henceforth both unite, May both in future act aright. |
| With glowing cheeks the skaiter meets, The keen and frosty air; Performs variety of feats, To shew what skaiters dare. |
| Have you forgot Kate, prithee say, How many seasons here we've tarried; 'Tis forty years this very day, Since you and I, old girl, were married. |
| Two horses used to bit and bridle, But always much disposed to idle, Agreed, as soon as they were able, To steal unnoticed from the stable. |
