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VGR(HA.782.025
17 Aug 1782:11, 12 (1/35)
From the Freeman's Journal, Philadelphia, July 19, 1782.
Old Judas the traitor, (nor need we much wonder)
Falling down from the gallows his paunch split asunder
Affording, 'tis likely, a horrible scent
Rather worse than the sulphur of Hell, where he went.
So now this bra' chieftain, who long has suspended
And kept out of view what his master intended,
Bursts out all at once, and an inside discloses
Disgusting the tories, who stop up their noses.
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