Lord Rochester. This we cannot find. [The original lines of Rochester (Poems on State Affairs, i. 171) run:
“I hate all Monarchs, and the thrones they sit on,
From the Hector of France to the Cully of Britain.”][1813.—“The most skilful among them (the wrestlers) is appointed khuleefu, or superintendent for the season.…”— Broughton, Letters, ed. 1892, p. 164.]1
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