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' ' "And viewing the case from every side, I did my very best, I think.
The fine was the least the laws provide.
In any case I've ever tried.
"Well, thank ye, Judge, I'm satisfied.
Here, take another drink." 188 WAYSIDE MUSINGS Now about support, says Landlord Brown.
' ' I don 't believe in bribes, you see, But Prohibition must come down : Some strong man ought to represent this town.
You can depend on me, when the time comes round.
If you '11 speak a word for me. ' ' Judge — * ' 1 see no cause... why you should not win, So very modest is your request." States Attorney Kemp just then came in, Who being pledged in a glass of gin, They submitted the case in full to him.
Who declared he thought it best.
They drank and talked, till the hour was late, And as might have been expected, The breath of rum made up the slate.
Attorney Kemp, he stumped the State, Another term was the Judge's fate.
And Brown, he got elected.
Part Fourth A Citizen's Story And so the time drags slowly by : Poor sinful Nell doth in prison lie, And little hears or sees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' "And viewing the case from every side, I did my very best, I think.
The fine was the least the laws provide.
In any case I've ever tried.
"Well, thank ye, Judge, I'm satisfied.
Here, take another drink." 188 WAYSIDE MUSINGS Now about support, says Landlord Brown.
' ' I don 't believe in bribes, you see, But Prohibition must come down : Some strong man ought to represent this town.
You can depend on me, when the time comes round.
If you '11 speak a word for me. ' ' Judge — * ' 1 see no cause... why you should not win, So very modest is your request." States Attorney Kemp just then came in, Who being pledged in a glass of gin, They submitted the case in full to him.
Who declared he thought it best.
They drank and talked, till the hour was late, And as might have been expected, The breath of rum made up the slate.
Attorney Kemp, he stumped the State, Another term was the Judge's fate.
And Brown, he got elected.
Part Fourth A Citizen's Story And so the time drags slowly by : Poor sinful Nell doth in prison lie, And little hears or sees.
What to read after Wayside Musings Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ballou, Luman Adolphus, 1844- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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