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All gentle folks who owe a grudge	B
To any living thing	C
Open your ears and stay your t r udge	B
Whilst I in dudgeon sing	C
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The Gadfly he hath stung me sore	D
O may he ne'er sting you	E
But we have many a horrid bore	D
He may sting black and blue	E
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Has any here an old grey Mare	F
With three legs all her store	D
O put it to her Buttocks bare	F
And straight she'll run on four	D
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Has any here a Lawyer suit	G
Of	H
Take Lawyer's nose and put it to't	I
And you the end will see	I
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Is there a Man in Parliament	J
Dum b founder'd in his speech	K
O let his neighbour make a rent	L
And put one in his breech	K
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O Lowther how much better thou	M
Hadst figur'd t'other day	N
When to the folks thou mad'st a bow	M
And hadst no more to say	N
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If lucky Gadfly had but ta'en	O
His seat	P
And put thee to a little pain	Q
To save thee from a worse	R
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Better than Southey it had been	S
Better than Mr D	I
Better than Wordsworth too I ween	S
Better than Mr V	I
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Forgive me pray good people all	T
For deviating so	U
In spirit sure I had a call	T
And now I on will go	U
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Has any here a daughter fair	F
Too fond of reading novels	V
Too apt to fall in love with care	F
And charming Mister Lovels	V
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O put a Gadfly to that thing	C
She keeps so white and pert	W
I mean the finger for the ring	C
And it will breed a wort	W
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Has any here a pious spouse	V
Who seven times a day	W
Scolds as King David pray'd to chouse	V
And have her holy way	W
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O let a Gadfly's little sting	C
Persuade her sacred tongue	X
That noises are a common thing	C
But that her bell has rung	X
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And as this is the summon bo	U
num of all conquering	C
I leave 'withouten wordes mo'	Y
The Gadfly's little sting	C

John Keats

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