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Plain Tales From the Hills	A
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Look you have cast out Love What Gods are these	B
You bid me please	B
The Three in One the One in Three Not so	C
To my own Gods I go	C
It may be they shall give me greater ease	B
Than your cold Christ and tangled Trinities	B
Lispeth	D
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When the earth was sick and the skies were grey	E
And the woods were rotted with rain	F
The Dead Man rode through the autumn day	E
To visit his love again	G
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His love she neither saw nor heard	H
So heavy was her shame	I
And tho' the babe within her stirred	H
She knew not that he came	I
The Other Man	J
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Cry Murder in the market place and each	K
Will turn upon his neighbour anxious eyes	B
Asking Art thou the man We hunted Cain	F
Some centuries ago across the world	L
This bred the fear our own misdeeds maintain	F
To day	E
His Wedded Wife	M
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Go stalk the red deer o'er the heather	N
Ride follow the fox if you can	J
But for pleasure and profit together	N
Allow me the hunting of Man	J
The chase of the Human the search for the Soul	O
To its ruin the hunting of Man	J
Pig	P
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'Stopped in the straight when the race was his own	Q
Look at him cutting it cur to the bone	Q
Ask ere the youngster be rated and chidden	Q
What did he carry and how was he ridden	Q
May be they used him too much at the start	R
May be Fate's weight cloth are breaking his heart	R
In the Pride of his Youth	D
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And some are sulky while some will plunge	S
So ho Steady Stand still you	T
Some you must gentle and some you must lunge	S
There There Who wants to kill you	T
Some there are losses in every trade	U
Wll break their hearts ere bitted and made	U
Will fight like fiends as the rope cuts hard	V
And die dumb mad in the breaking yard	V
Thrown Away	E
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The World hath set its heavy yoke	W
Upon the old white bearded folk	W
Who strive to please the King	X
God's mercy is upon the young	Y
God's wisdom in the baby tongue	Y
That fears not anything	X
Tod's Amendment	Z
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Not though you die to night Sweet and wail	A2
A spectre at my door	B2
Shall mortal Fear make Love immortal fail	A2
I shall but love you more	B2
Who from Death's House returning give me still	C2
One moment's comfort in my matchless ill	C2
By Word of Mouth	D
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They burnt a corpse upon the sand	D2
The light shone out afar	E2
It guided home the plunging dhows	B
That beat from Zanzibar	E2
Spirit of Fire where'er Thy altars rise	B
Thou art the Light of Guidance to our eyes	B
In Error	N
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Ride with an idle whip ride with an unused heel	F2
But once in a way there will come a day	E
When the colt must be taught to feel	F2
The lash that falls and the curb that galls and the sting of the rowelled steel	F2
The Conversion of Aurelian McGoggin	Q
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It was not in the open fight	G2
We threw away the sword	H2
But in the lonely watching	X
In the darkness by the ford	H2
The waters lapped the night wind blew	T
Full armed the Fear was born and grew	T
And we were flying ere we knew	T
From panic in the night	G2
The Rout of the White Hussars	B
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In the daytime when she moved about me	I2
In the night when she was sleeping at my side	J2
I was wearied I was wearied of her presence	B
Day by day and night by night I grew to hate her	N
Would God that she or I had died	J2
The Bronckhorst Divorce Case	B
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A stone's throw out on either hand	D2
From that well ordered road we tread	K2
And all the world is wild and strange	L2
Churel and ghoul and Djinn and sprite	G2
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Shall bear us company to night	G2
For we have reached the Oldest Land	D2
Wherein the powers of Darkness range	L2
In The House of Suddhoo	M2
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To night God knows what thing shall tide	J2
The Earth is racked and fain	Q
Expectant sleepless open eyed	J2
And we who from the Earth were made	U
Thrill with our Mother's pain	Q
False Dawn	Q
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Pit where the buffalo cooled his hide	J2
By the hot sun emptied and blistered and dried	J2
Log in the plume grass hidden and lone	Q
Bund where the earth rat's mounds are strown	Q
Cave in the bank where the sly stream steals	B
Aloe that stabs at the belly and heels	B
Jump if you dare on a steed untried	J2
Safer it is to go wide go wide	J2
Hark from in front where the best men ride	J2
Pull to the off boys Wide Go wide	J2
Cupid's Arrows	B
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He drank strong waters and his speech was coarse	B
He purchased raiment and forbore to pay	E
He stuck a trusting junior with a horse	B
And won gymkhanas in a doubtful way	E
Then 'twixt a vice and folly turned aside	J2
To do good deeds and straight to cloak them lied	J2
A Bank Fraud	N2

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