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Robert Herrick - To His VerseRobert Herrick - To His Verse
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What will ye, my poor orphans, do, When I must leave the world and you; Who`ll give ye then a sheltering shed, Or credit ye, when I am dead? Who`ll let ye by their fire sit, Although ye have a stock of wit, Already coin`d to pay for it? —I cannot tell:  unless there be Some race of old humanity Left, of the large heart and long hand, Alive, as noble Westmorland; Or gallant Newark; which brave two May fost`ring fathers be to you. If not, expect to be no less Ill used, than babes left fatherless.
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