A N-ice Voice

Three strapping clowns were seen one day (strange case!)
Holding poor Hodge up to his knees in ice;
'Twas terrible to see the fellow's face;
Yet there he sat, stuck fast as in a vice.

With wond'ring ire a passenger was seized:
" Good God!" cried he, " what, have ye no remorse?
Hands off! give over!" — " Sir, be not displeased,"
A beadle said, " we're making the man hoarse"

" Hoarse!" — " Yes, Sir, manly in his tones like, gruff:
To-morrow's the saint's day in this here place;
And this here lad, who winces sure enough,
We're putting in a state to sing the bass"
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