The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood by Thomas Hood
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And there's the iron rod so high,
That drew the thunder from the sky And turn'd our table-beer! III. There I was birch'd! there I was bred! There like a little Adam fed From Learning's woeful tree! The weary tasks I used to con!-- The hopeless leaves I wept upon!-- Most fruitless leaves to me!-- IV. The summon'd class!--the awful bow!-- I wonder who is master now And wholesome anguish sheds! How many ushers now employs, How many maids to see the boys Have nothing in their heads! V. And Mrs. S----?--Doth she abet (Like Pallas in the parlor) yet Some favor'd two or three,-- |
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