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Rudyard Kipling - The InstructorRudyard Kipling - The Instructor
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At times when under cover I `ave said, To keep my spirits up an` raise a laugh, `Earin `im pass so busy over-`ead— Old Nickel-Neck, `oo is n`t on the Staff "There`s one above is greater than us all" Before `im I `ave seen my Colonel fall, An `watched `im write my Captain`s epitaph, So that a long way off it could be read— He `as the knack o` makin` men feel small— Old Whistle Tip, `oo is n`t on the Staff. There is no sense in fleein`` (I `ave fled), Better go on an` do the belly-crawl, An` `ope` `e `1l it some other man instead Of you `e seems to `unt so speshual— Fitzy van Spitz, `oo is n`t on the Staff. An` thus in mem`ry`s cinematograph, Now that the show is over, I recall The peevish voice an` `oary mushroom `ead Of  `im we owned was greater than us all, `Oo give instruction to the quick an` the dead— The Shudderin`` Beggar—not upon the Staff!
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