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Adam Lindsay Gordon - To The Same (Charles Walker)Adam Lindsay Gordon - To The Same (Charles Walker)
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PUT no faith in aught you meet with, friends or lovers, new or old, Never trust the gamest racehorse that was ever reared or foaled. If you find your lady fickle, take it cool and never heed ; If you get a bill delivered, roll it up and light your weed. If a foe insults your honour, hit out straight and wop him well ; If your thickest friend turns rusty, tell him he may go to hell. Fame is folly, honour madness, love delusion, friendship sham, Pleasure paves the way for sadness, none of these are worth a d—n. But a stout heart proof `gainst fate is, where there can be nothing more done, This advice is given gratis, by Yrs. truly, Lindsay Gordon. What if friends desert in trouble ? Fortune can recall them yet Faithful in champagne and sunshine, false in clouds and heavy wet. Who would trust in mankind`s daughter, since by Eve our fall was planned ? Woman`s love is writ on water, woman`s faith is traced on sand. Fame is folly, etc.
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