The Story of the Two Bulls by John R. Bolles
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I'm caught--I am a sinner!
My wife, good soul--my wife has brought The parson home to dinner!" And with a little spice of wit, To which he was inclined, Though none to spare the deacon had, He thus relieved his mind: "I've often heard the preacher say That good may come of evil; Still every hour, with all our might, We must resist the devil. "If horn and hoof be any proof, And if the foot be riven, Surely I am the very man That with the beast has striven!" Now hurried steps without are heard, And earnest voices blend; "I'm in a vice," the deacon groans-- "When will this torture end?" Young Peter, being first within, For he had run ahead, Loudly exclaims, "Another bull Lies in the parlor, dead!" They enter all, with hands upraised |
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