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| 2991. | White-Collar Spaniard by Robert William Service | | We have no heart for civil strife,
Our burdens we prefer to bear;
We long to live a peaceful life
And claim of happiness our share.
If only to be ... |
| 2992. | Pilgrims by Robert William Service | | For oh, when the war will be over
We'll go and we'll look for our dead;
We'll go when the bee's on the clover,
And the plume of the poppy i... |
| 2993. | Prelude by Robert William Service | | Because the rhymes I make for raiment
Fail to avail its meed of payment,
I fain must make my well-worn tweeds
Suffice me for tomorrow's needs--
Un... |
| 2994. | The Summing Up by Robert William Service | | When you have sailed the seven seas
And looped the ends of earth,
You'll long at last for slippered ease
Beside a bonny hearth;
A cosy cottage in ... |
| 2995. | Old Trouper by Robert William Service | | I was Mojeska's leading man
And famous parts I used to play,
But now I do the best I can
To earn my bread from day to day;
Here in this Burg of Br... |
| 2996. | The Song Of The Pacifist by Robert William Service | | What do they matter, our headlong hates, when we take the toll of our Dead?
Think ye our glory and gain will pay for the torrent of blood we have she... |
| 2997. | Spanish Peasant by Robert William Service | | We have no aspiration vain
For paradise Utopian,
And here in our sun-happy Spain,
Though man exploit his fellow man,
To high constraint we humbly ... |
| 2998. | Orphan School by Robert William Service | | Full fifty merry maids I heard
One summer morn a-singing;
And each was like a joyous bird
With spring-clear not a-ringing.
It ... |
| 2999. | The Little Piou-Piou by Robert William Service | | (The French "Tommy").
Oh, some of us lolled in the chateau,
And some of us slinked in the slum;
But now we are here with a song and a cheer
... |
| 3000. | My Prisoner by Robert William Service | | We was in a crump-'ole, 'im and me;
Fightin' wiv our bayonets was we;
Fightin' 'ard as 'ell we was,
Fightin' fierce as fire because
It was 'im... |
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