Green Bays.  Verses and Parodies  by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch
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			             Hath he forgott?  Or did I viewe 
			A ghostlye companye This even, by the dismalle yewe, Of faces three That beckoned mee To land where no repynynges bee? O Harrye, Harrye, Tom and Dicke, Each lost companion! Why loyter I among the quicke, When ye are gonne? Shalle I alone Delayinge crye 'Anon, Anon'? Naye, let the spyder have my gowne, To brayde therein her veste. My cappe shal serve, now I 'goe downe,' For mouse's neste. Loe! this is best. I care not, soe I gayne my reste. THE SPLENDID SPUR. Not on the neck of prince or hound, Nor on a woman's finger twin'd, May gold from the deriding ground Keep sacred that we sacred bind:  | 
		
			
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