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Jonathan Swift - The Garden PlotJonathan Swift - The Garden Plot
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When Naboth`s vineyard look`d so fine, The king cried out, "Would this were mine!" And yet no reason could prevail To bring the owner to a sale. Jezebel saw, with haughty pride, How Ahab grieved to be denied; And thus accosted him with scorn: "Shall Naboth make a monarch mourn? A king, and weep! The ground`s your own; I`ll vest the garden in the crown." With that she hatch`d a plot, and made Poor Naboth answer with his head; And when his harmless blood was spilt, The ground became his forfeit guilt.
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