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My first is seen in prosp'rous days
My first is seen in prosp'rous days
My second [frasses?] o'er the Sea
My second passes o'er the Seas
My third when prosp'rous days are [o'er, crossed out] flown
My third when prosp'rous days are [o'er, crossed out] flown
Can then, and only then be known.  } Friendship.
Can then, and only then be known.  } Friendship.
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Like a Pig do I cry
Like a Pig do I cry
If you're fond of good Eating
If you're fond of good Eating
You wont pass me by. [Bassle & Seacek??}
You wont pass me by. Babble & Seacock
                     _______
                     _______
My first is a [preposition?]
My first is a preposition
My second is a Composition
My second is a Composition
My whole is an acquisition. ~ Fortune.
My whole is an acquisition. ~ Fortune.
[flourishes & dashes]
[flourishes & dashes]


To the Managers
To the Managers of the C. C. Metel Company
of the C> C> Metel Company


   That Israel worshippd calves of Gold
   That Israel worshippd calves of Gold
         The Holy writ discloses
         The Holy writ discloses
   For [wich?] idolatry of old
   For wch idolatry of old
         They were [rebuked?] by [Moses?]
         They were rebuked by Moses
   If then to Gold no rites are due
   If then to Gold no rites are due
         Tis surely more improper
         Tis surely more improper

Revision as of 22:18, 8 July 2017

My first is seen in prosp'rous days My second passes o'er the Seas My third when prosp'rous days are [o'er, crossed out] flown Can then, and only then be known. } Friendship.

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Like Hot Water I move Like a Pig do I cry If you're fond of good Eating You wont pass me by. Babble & Seacock

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My first is a preposition My second is a Composition My whole is an acquisition. ~ Fortune. [flourishes & dashes]

To the Managers of the C. C. Metel Company

  That Israel worshippd calves of Gold
       The Holy writ discloses
  For wch idolatry of old
       They were rebuked by Moses
  If then to Gold no rites are due
       Tis surely more improper
  That wee should homage pay to you
        Who are but Calves in Copper
      [3 flourishes]