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Reported By Truthful James	A
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Being asked by an intimate party	B
Which the same I would term as a friend	C
Though his health it were vain to call hearty	B
Since the mind to deceit it might lend	C
For his arm it was broken quite recent	D
And there's something gone wrong with his lung	E
Which is why it is proper and decent	D
I should write what he runs off his tongue	E
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First he says Miss he's read through your letter	F
To the end and the end came too soon	G
That a slight illness kept him your debtor	F
Which for weeks he was wild as a loon	G
That his spirits are buoyant as yours is	H
That with you Miss he challenges Fate	I
Which the language that invalid uses	J
At times it were vain to relate	I
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And he says that the mountains are fairer	F
For once being held in your thought	K
That each rock holds a wealth that is rarer	F
Than ever by gold seeker sought	K
Which are words he would put in these pages	J
By a party not given to guile	L
Though the claim not at date paying wages	J
Might produce in the sinful a smile	L
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He remembers the ball at the Ferry	B
And the ride and the gate and the vow	M
And the rose that you gave him that very	B
Same rose he is treasuring now	M
Which his blanket he's kicked on his trunk Miss	N
And insists on his legs being free	B
And his language to me from his bunk Miss	N
Is frequent and painful and free	B
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He hopes you are wearing no willows	O
But are happy and gay all the while	L
That he knows which this dodging of pillows	O
Imparts but small ease to the style	L
And the same you will pardon he knows Miss	N
That though parted by many a mile	L
Yet were HE lying under the snows Miss	N
They'd melt into tears at your smile	L
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And you'll still think of him in your pleasures	P
In your brief twilight dreams of the past	Q
In this green laurel spray that he treasures	P
It was plucked where your parting was last	Q
In this specimen but a small trifle	R
It will do for a pin for your shawl	S
Which the truth not to wickedly stifle	R
Was his last week's clean up and HIS ALL	S
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He's asleep which the same might seem strange Miss	N
Were it not that I scorn to deny	T
That I raised his last dose for a change Miss	N
In view that his fever was high	T
But he lies there quite peaceful and pensive	U
And now my respects Miss to you	V
Which my language although comprehensive	U
Might seem to be freedom is true	V
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For I have a small favor to ask you	V
As concerns a bull pup and the same	W
If the duty would not overtask you	V
You would please to procure for me GAME	W
And send per express to the Flat Miss	N
For they say York is famed for the breed	X
Which though words of deceit may be that Miss	N
I'll trust to your taste Miss indeed	X
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P S Which this same interfering	Y
Into other folks' way I despise	Z
Yet if it so be I was hearing	Y
That it's just empty pockets as lies	Z
Betwixt you and Joseph it follers	Z
That having no family claims	Z
Here's my pile which it's six hundred dollars	Z
As is YOURS with respects	Z
TRUTHFUL JAMES	Z

Bret Harte

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