Rudyard Kipling - Bill `AwkinsRudyard Kipling - Bill `Awkins
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"`As anybody seen Bill `Awkins?"
"Now `ow in the devil would I know?"
"`E`s taken my girl out walkin`,
An` I`ve got to tell `im so —
Gawd — bless — `im!
I`ve got to tell `im so."
"D`yer know what `e`s like, Bill `Awkins?"
"Now what in the devil would I care?"
"`E`s the livin`, breathin` image of an organ-grinder`s monkey,
With a pound of grease in `is `air —
Gawd — bless — `im!
An` a pound o` grease in `is `air."
"An` s`pose you met Bill `Awkins,
Now what in the devil `ud ye do?"
"I`d open `is cheek to `is chin-strap buckle,
An` bung up `is both eyes, too —
Gawd — bless — `im!
An` bung up `is both eyes, too!"
"Look `ere, where `e comes, Bill `Awkins!
Now what in the devil will you say?"
"It isn`t fit an` proper to be fightin` on a Sunday,
So I`ll pass `im the time o` day —
Gawd — bless — `im!
I`ll pass `im the time o` day!"
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