The Man from Snowy River by A. B. (Andrew Barton) Paterson
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page 82 of 125 (65%)
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When spring had decked the plain,
He flitted off again As flit the swallows. And from that western land, When many months were spanned, A letter came to hand, Which read as follows: `Dear sir, I take my pen In hopes that all your men And you are hearty. You think that I've forgot Your kindness, Mr. Scott, Oh, no, dear sir, I'm not That sort of party. `You sometimes bet, I know, Well, now you'll have a show The `books' to frighten. Up here at Wingadee Young Billy Fife and me We're training Strife, and he Is a all right 'un. `Just now we're running byes, But, sir, first time he tries I'll send you word of. And running `on the crook' Their measures we have took, It is the deadest hook |
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