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The shepherd calls	A
How these great niountain walls	A
Re echo See his dog	B
Come limping from the bog	C
How far he holds him	D
With that thin clamour Scolds him	D
Or cheers him which	E
Say both most like The pitch	E
Is steep poor fellow	F
And still that bellow	F
Ya ya	G
Whoop ' tittivat	H
And Echo from her niche	E
Shrieks challenged Shout	H
O shepherd flout	H
The irritable Echo till she raves	I
As man behaves	I
So God apportions doing what is best	H
For you and for the rest	H
As man behaves You do not help me much	J
Nay sir nor touch	J
The central point at all	K
Retributive mechanical	L
I see it But outside all this	M
I miss I miss	M
Sir know you Death	N
Permit me introduce	O
No What's the use	O
The use One thing I can collect	H
You have but scant respect	H
For Death Why sir he made a feint	H
That very minute at you quaint	H
The way he grins and skips Whips whips	P
Down down good dog good Death	N
To heel you rogue	Q
Good Death good dog	B
You'd rather not behold him	D
I've told him I' faith	R
He'd frighten you would Death	N
Provoked me yes you did	H
The shepherd chid	H
His lagging hound	H
I had no other thought	H
But how mad Echo caught	H
The sound	H
Of that exasperant call	K
And made it bound	H
Back from the mountain wall	K

Thomas Edward Brown

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