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rew upon the Blue
May be demoralized.
When his ungrateful country placed
Kind REECE upon half-pay
Without much claim SIR BERKELY came
And took command one day.
SIR BERKELY was a martinet -
A stern unyielding soul -
Who ruled his ship by dint of whip
And horrible black-hole.
A sailor who was overcome
From having freely dined
And chanced to reel when at the wheel
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And tars whowhen an action raged
Appeared alarmed or scared
And those below who wished to go
He very seldom spared.
E'en he who smote his officer
For punishment was booked
And mutinies upon the seas
He rarely overlooked.
In shortthe happy Mantelpiece
Where all had gone so well
Beneath that fool SIR BERKELY'S rule
Became a floating hell.
When first SIR BERKELY came aboard
He read a speech to all
And told them how he'd made a vow
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To act on duty's call.
Then WILLIAM LEEhe up and said
(The Captain's coxswain he)
We've heard the speech your honour's made
And werry pleased we be.
We won't pretendmy ladas how
We're glad to lose our REECE;
Urbanepolitehe suited quite
The saucy Mantelpiece.
But if your honour gives your mind
To study all our ways
With dance yilai:
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derek11113

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