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Henry Lawson - To a Pair of Blucher BootsHenry Lawson - To a Pair of Blucher Boots
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OLD acquaintance unforgotten,     Though you may be “ugly brutes”— Though your leather’s cracked and rotten,     Worn-out pair of Blucher boots. ’Tis the richer man before you,     Dearer leathers grace his feet; ’Twas the better man that wore you     In the tramps through dust and heat! Oft rebuffed by “super’s” snarling,     When I asked him for a “show”, On that long tramp to the Darling     In the days of long ago; Tell me, if you know it, whether,     As I sadly tramped away, Bore I heavy on your leather,     Worn-out pair of Bluchers, say? Though your leather’s cracked and rotten,     Though you may be ugly brutes, I’ll preserve you unforgotten,     Worn-out pair of Blucher boots!
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