Poems by John Hay
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But when we got to Kedge's,
What a sight was that we saw! The Deacon and Parson Skeeters In the tail of a game of Draw. They had shook 'em the heft of the mornin', The Parson's luck was fa'r, And he raked, the minute we got thar, The last of our pool on a pa'r. So toddle along with your pledge, Squire, I 'low it's all very fine, But ez fur myself, I thank ye, I'll not take any in mine. Wanderlieder. Sunrise in the Place de la Concorde (Paris, _August_, 1865.) I stand at the break of day In the Champs Elysées. The tremulous shafts of dawning As they shoot o'er the Tuileries early, |
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