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Eugene Field - Long MeterEugene Field - Long Meter
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All human joys are swift of wing     For heaven doth so allot it   That when you get an easy thing     You find you haven`t got it.   Man never yet has loved a maid,     But they were sure to part, sir;   Nor never lacked a paltry spade     But that he drew a heart, sir!   Go, Chauncey! it is plain as day     You much prefer a dinner   To walking straight in wisdom`s way--     Go to, thou babbling sinner.   The froward part that you have played     To me this lesson teaches:   To trust no man whose stock in trade     Is after-dinner speeches.
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