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The very skies are brightening’ up

The anxious clouds are clearing.

To cheer brave Henson, as he throu gh
The milky way is steering.

The twinkling stars appear to think
The sight will prove a treasure,

And the Comet seems delighted.

For he wag's his tail with pleasure!!

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The Lady Moon too ’s all alive

The news above’s so catching,

And so, to be in readiness,

Her man she makes keep watching:

WTien first she heard the subject broached,
Her raptures were extatic;

In fact she laughed to that degree,

’Twas perfectly lu-nat-ic.

Oh! what fun! &c.

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No more shall Earthquakes make us cjuake,
Wlien they’re prognosticated;

They’ve only now to ‘‘name the day,”

And England’s soon vacated.

By H enson’s skill we save ourselves —
With courage not diminished;

We mount above in quiet.

And there watch until iVs finished!

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> Our Parks will soon deserted be,

5 The Queen will not be there. Sirs!

> And fashionables all you’ll see

I Swift gliding through the air. Sirs!

} They’ll start off on an afternoon,

> Or else I am a sinner —

^ Take one turn round Vesuvius,
i And back again to dinner.

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> Great China’s Emperor too, must now
I Behave his best ’tis said, Sirs!

> Or else, some day he’ll find an army
s Floating o’er his head. Sirs!

^ And if he does not keep one Peace,
b He may have cause to grieve it —
c They’ll his Empire crush to pieces,

) And as broken China leave it.
c Oh! what fun! &c.

> Then wish success to Henson,
s And to all his loftt/ notions,

1 ^ And soon may he exhibit

To the World his Aerial motions;
And may he reap pure English gold.
As well as foreign dollars;

And finish for his trouble,

Wth a host of flj/ing' colors!

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