Green Bays. Verses and Parodies by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch
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When--when--well, never try the same shot twice!
'Hath fled himself and only got up a tree. 'Will say a plain word if he gets a plough. [1] Caliban museth of the now extinct Examination in the Rudiments of Faith and Religion. SOLVITUR ACRIS HIEMPS. My Juggins, see: the pasture green, Obeying Nature's kindly law, Renews its mantle; there has been A thaw. The frost-bound earth is free at last, That lay 'neath Winter's sullen yoke 'Till people felt it getting past A joke. Now forth again the Freshers fare, And get them tasty summer suits Wherein they flaunt afield and scare The brutes. Again the stream suspects the keel; Again the shrieking captain drops Upon his crew; again the meal |
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