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In the great Province of Bengal	A
The scavenger is the Jackal	A
For it doth love each night to feast	B
On the carrion of some beast	B
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The stench of which pollutes the air	C
But to this beast 'tis sweet and fair	C
Carcass to it is source of wealth	D
Jackals promote the public health	D
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When the Seapoys did rebel	A
A strange adventure child befell	E
An English Colonel and his wife	F
They thought still distant was the strife	F
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And left their little girl at home	G
While they to distant village roam	G
And thus saved their lives from slaughter	H
But rebels carried off their daughter	H
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Their servant woman a Hindoo	B
They knew her to be kind and true	I
It almost drove her crazy wild	B
To see them dragging off the child	B
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The Colonel soon he doth return	J
And in his breast fierce rage doth burn	J
He knows the child is doomed to die	B
But he the rebels will defy	B
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So quick he doth gird on his sword	B
And asks for blessings from the Lord	B
He puts his pistols in their case	K
And carries with him trusty brace	K
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Seapoys by the river side	B
Left child to drown in rising tide	B
But Jackal went there for water	H
And spied the Colonel's daughter	H
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He knew the river soon would rise	L
So quick he carried off the prize	L
Though love for child he does not feel	M
He only wants her for a meal	M
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He ran with her towards the south	N
Carrying her in his broad mouth	N
The Colonel had a strong desire	H
On this savage beast for to fire	H
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But from it he refrained for fear	O
The ball might strike his little dear	O
He saw that brute was now weary	P
Running with his little dearie	P
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So he then quickly gave it chase	K
And full soon then he gained the race	K
The coward beast then dropped the child	B
And fled away in terror wild	B
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With joy Colonel he doth weep	Q
When he finds babe is still asleep	Q
And on it neither scar nor trace	K
Can disfigure its fair face	K
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And now he takes it in his arms	R
With joy and pride surveys its charms	R
We fear that kisses did it smother	P
When he handed it to mother	P

James Mcintyre

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