Work a Day Poems

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Work a Day Poems
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( 69 ) THE NEW HEN. Willi apologies lo "Punch™ A new hen was strutting about in a yard, When an old cock, considered a bit of a card, Of the old school, began with her to discuss, The various topics then making a fusr.
" Oh ! " said the new hen, addressing the cock, " Times have much altered since you have grown up, And all for the better, I'd have you to know ; Time was, and not such a long time ago, That hens were expected to lay eggs and breed chicks, It's distinctly degrading, our sex at it
...s kicks. " The cock was about a few words to say, When he noticed the housewife approaching that way; She caught up the new hen, and wringing her neck, Remarked to herself, " You have eaten your peck ; And as you're too proud to lay eggs or breed chicks, It's best for the universe you should be nix. " ( 7° ) OLD FATHER THAMES.
Slowly down the river with the tide they go, Gigantic floating masses of mingled ice and snow, Circling round the vessels which in ice are bound, Pushing all before them that adrift is found.


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