[15]. The Guillotine at Arras was, as is well known to every Jacobin, painted “Couleur de Rose”.
[16]. See Weekly Examiner, No. 11. Extract from the Courier.
[17]. La petite Fenétre, and la Razoire Nationale, fondling expressions applied to the Guillotine by the Jacobins in France, and their pupils here.
[18]. [The original poem is here subjoined:—
THE SOLDIER’S WIFE.
DACTYLICS.
Weary way-wanderer, languid and sick at heart,
Travelling painfully over the rugged road;
Wild-visaged wanderer! Ah! for thy heavy chance.
Sorely thy little ones drag by thee barefooted,