Soldier Songs and Love Songs by A.H. Laidlaw
page 52 of 63 (82%)
page 52 of 63 (82%)
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We all know the tale of the chap who delights
To tell all the girls he can find Of the terrible sights, of the feuds and the fights, That he fought in the depths of his mind. On a Century Map, we all know the chap Who can trace his proud place without fear, Who claims the drum-tap found him first in the gap, Though he skulked forty miles in the rear. MAIDEN KNICKERBOCKER AND THE GALLANT CAPTAIN PICKWICK. MAIDEN. O my gallant Captain, whither and away? Know'st thou Jersey Pirates smuggle in the bay? Won't you take me with you for a little fly? If the Pirates catch you, I'll shoot 'em with my eye. CAPTAIN. Come, Manhattan Maiden, share the sailor's pains. If the Pirates catch me, save me from their chains. Meantime mark the sailor mount the topmast high, |
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