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To Lord Wharncliffe, on his game bill - ZaunköniG - 11.06.2007 To Lord Wharncliffe, on his game bill I’m fond of partridges, I’m fond of snipes, I’m fond of blackcocks, for they’re very good cocks – I’m fond of wild ducks, and I’m fond of woodcocks, And grouse, that set up such strange moorish pipes. I’m fond of pheasants with their splendid stripes – I’m fond of hares, whether from Whig or Tory – I’m fond of capercailzies in their glory, - Teal, widgeons, plovers, birds in all their types: All these are in your care, law-giving Peer, And when you next address your Lordly Babel, Some clause put in your Bill, precise and clear, With due and fit provision to enable A man that holds all kinds of game so dear To keep, like Crockford, a good Gaming Table. |