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C J Dennis - CharityC J Dennis - Charity
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Oh, loyal Orange breth-er-en. I pray you act as Christlan men, And, should your spleen arise, count ten   Before you speak. Nay, bear me, brothers, I beseech. Refrain from all un-Christian speech Remember! He, whose Word we preach,   Was ever week. The lazy, low Italian, The cheating, shifty Mexican - All Papist creatures to a man;   Avid brutes at that - The scum that Rome`s base agents skim With mummery from ages dim. Dear brothers, let us sing a n`ymn,   And pass the bat. Oh, Orangemen, I cannot find Words to express my state of mind - Fit epithets to name the kind   Of brutish man Who takes the word of Popery Concerning dim eternity. But, brothers, let us ever be   Ker-is-ti-an. Then, look upon the Irish too - A miserable murd`rous crew! They`ll feed you up on Irish stew,   Then cut your throat. And - it is truth that I allege - They`ll shoot you from behind a hedge - Dear brothers, recollect your pledge,   And peace promote. Oh, loyal, loving, Orangemen, Be tolerant and kindly when You preach about your fellow men.   E`en as I be. Be ever mild and circumspect. (A curse on all the Popish sect!) And brothers, brothers, recollect   Sweet Charity.
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