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Rudyard Kipling - My Father`s ChairRudyard Kipling - My Father`s Chair
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There are four good legs to my Father`s Chair— Priests and People and Lords and Crown. I sits on all of `em fair and square, And that is reason it don`t break down. I won`t trust one leg, nor two, nor three, To carry my weight when I sets me down. I wants all four of `em under me— Priests and People and Lords and Crown. I sits on all four and favours none— Priests, nor People, nor Lords, nor Crown: And I never tilts in my chair, my son, And that is the reason it don`t break down. When your time comes to sit in my Chair, Remember your Father`s habits and rules, Sit on all four legs, fair and square, And never be tempted by one-legged stools!
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