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Queen Cram went straying	A
Where Tait was swaying	A
In just hands weighing	A
With care immense	B
Dry proofs made pleasant	C
By Routh or Besant	C
For one who hasn t	D
Got too much sense	B
Nor marked how quicker	E
Than mounts the liquor	E
In brains made thicker	E
By College beer	F
The murderous maiden	G
Mistake walks laden	G
With tips forgotten and slips so queer	F
	-
How like a spider	E
She still spreads wider	E
O er bookwork rider	E
And problem too	H
Her flimsy curtain	G
Of terms uncertain	G
Till all seems dirt in	I
The marker s view	H
For if Cram were not	J
Which markers spare not	J
Wise men would care not	J
To pluck too soon	K
Seeing all life s season	G
Of budding reason	G
Finds good stiff work for a wooden spoon	K
	-
As Tait sat joking	A
And marked while smoking	A
Still slyly poking	A
Where jests might hit	L
She came soft gliding	A
Her false face hiding	A
Rich food providing	A
For Tait s sharp wit	L
Through symbols tangled	M
The Wranglers wrangled	M
Like sweet bells jangled	M
And out of tune	K
For though their music	N
Would soon make you sick	N
The tides they measure and guide the moon	K
	-
Cram found no cover	E
Wherein to hover	E
For still above her	E
Tait held his pen	O
Which onward creeping	A
Might find her sleeping	A
But left her weeping	A
O er ruined men	O
For like a blister	E
Mistake Cram s sister	E
Would wring and twist her	E
In awkward ways	P
Till all the knowledge	Q
Acquired at College	R
Had passed from thought in the last six days	P

James Clerk Maxwell

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