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from the unpublished remains of Edgar Allan Poe	A
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In the oldest of our alleys	B
By good bejants tenanted	C
Once a man whose name was Wallace	D
William Wallace reared his head	C
Rowdy Bejant in the college	E
He was styled	C
Never had these halls of knowledge	F
Welcomed waster half so wild	C
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Tassel blue and long and silken	G
From his cap did float and flow	A
This was cast into the Swilcan	G
Two months ago	A
And every gentle air that sported	C
With his red gown	G
Displayed a suit of clothes reported	C
The most alarming in the town	G
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Wanderers in that ancient alley	H
Through his luminous window saw	I
Spirits come continually	H
From a case well packed with straw	I
Just behind the chair where sitting	J
With air serene	G
And in a blazer loosely fitting	J
The owner of the bunk was seen	G
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And all with cards and counters straying	J
Was the place littered o'er	K
With which sat playing playing playing	J
And wrangling evermore	L
A group of fellows whose chief function	G
Was to proclaim	M
In voices of surpassing unction	G
Their luck and losses in the game	M
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But stately things in robes of learning	J
Discussed one day the bejant's fate	C
Ah let us mourn him unreturning	J
For they resolved to rusticate	C
And now the glory he inherits	N
Thus dished and doomed	C
Is largely founded on the merits	N
Of the Old Tom consumed	C
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And wanderers now within that alley	H
Through the half open shutters see	H
Old crones that talk continually	H
In a discordant minor key	H
While with a kind of nervous shiver	K
Past the front door	L
His former set go by for ever	K
But knock or ring no more	L

Robert Fuller Murray

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