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THE Valiant Eugene to Vienna is gone,
And since deny'd,
To be supply'd,
All his Troops are undone;
For the haughty Vendosme,
New Recruits being come,
So proud is grown,
Of two to one,
He Revenge swears to push home:
And late Losses,
Disgraces and Crosses,
Will soon retaliate now the General is gone;
Oh Leopold, Oh Baden,
What Fiend was perswading,
Your Priest-ridden Clan,
Simply to baulk so rare a Man.
Tho' Carthage grew proud, when story once shew'd,
How well the Grand,
Blind Affrican,
O'er the Alps hew'd out his Road;