Westminster Bridge

As late the Trades' Unions, by way of a show,
O'er Westminster Bridge strutted five in a row,
“I feel for the bridge,” whisper'd Dick, with a shiver,
“Thus tried by the mob, it may sink in the river.”
Quoth Tom, a crown lawyer, “Abandon your fears;
As a bridge, it can only be tried by its piers.”
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