Notes and Queries, Number 31, June 1, 1850 by Various
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But the storm once abated,
I'm gentle and kind; I see kings at my feet, Who wait but my nod, To kneel in the dust Which my footsteps have trod. Though seen by the world, I'm known but to few; The Gentiles detest me, I'm pork to the Jew. I never have past But one night in the dark, And that was with Noah, Alone, in the ark. My weight is three pounds, My length is a mile, And when I'm discover'd, You'll say, with a smile, My first and my last Are the wish of our isle." I should be obliged if any body could give me a key to this. QUAESTOR. * * * * * +Replies.+ HOWKEY OR HORKEY. |
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