Page:Songs compleat, pleasant and divertive (Wit and mirth or, Pills to purge melancholy).djvu/200

 Translated from the French. FIll every Glass, and recommend 'em, We'll drink our three Generals Healths at large, For whereso'er these Heroes march, Conquest renown'd is sure t' attend 'em; Fill every Glass, and recommend 'em, We'll drink our Three Generals Healths at large.

What ever shone so bright in Story  As Fame, that adorns brave Marlborough;           What ever shone, &c. Shocking our Glasses that o'erflow, Celebrate then his lasting Glory;          What ever shone, &c. Drink next then to that Grand Commander  Eugene, the Delight of all the Brave;           Drink next, ''&c. Who laurel Wreaths is sure to have, Where e'er he comes, like Alexander,          Drink next'', &c. To Auverquerque exalt your Glasses,  And just to his Valour let us be,           To Auverquerque, ''&c. Who tho' not youngest of the Three, For brave Exploits there's few surpasses;          To Auverquerque, &c.''

''But now around Boys, Joy maintaining, Fill, fill 'em like mine up to the Brink; But now around'', &c. ''Health to the Glorious Queen I drink, Let her o'er all the Globe be reigning, But now'', &c.