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- Isaac Darkin (also rendered as Darking; 2 April 1740 – 23 March 1761), who also used the alias Dumas, was a notorious highwayman in the eighteenth century. (en)
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- Dumas must never swing.
Dost theek money? to thy wants (en)
- Avoid thee; – we'll insure 'em (en)
- Could we our hearts to guineas coin, (en)
- Hast 'scaped the fatal string; (en)
- His loaded pockets carry; (en)
- Joy to thee, lovely thief! that thou (en)
- Let gallows groan with ugly rogues (en)
- Our purses we'll resign; (en)
- Thou ne'er again shall tempt the road (en)
- To fly; in fetters softer far (en)
- To us thou shalt consign thy balls (en)
- We'll chain thee by the neck. (en)
- Which now thy legs bedeck, (en)
- Those guineas all were thine
To Bath in safety let my lord (en)
- And pistols; we'll secure 'em
Yet think not when the chains are off (en)
- Sweet youth! if thou wilt marry.
No more shall niggard travellers (en)
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- Anonymous, reported in The Annual Register (en)
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- Certain Belles to Dumas (en)
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