Rhymes From Italy in a Series of Letters to a Friend in England

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Rhymes From Italy in a Series of Letters to a Friend in England
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But all was useless, nor could I The angry sentinel satisfy.
As he'd a musket, and I none, I made my bow, and so walked on.
The other tale that I must tell. You'll see, did not conclude so well. A friend of mine, much out of health, Was walking one night by himself; And passing near, with a cigar, A station, while a guard was there — Without once knowing, he avow'd That such a thing was not allow'd ; The whisker'd rascal, with a frown, But not a word, quick knocked him down.
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...friend, astounded with the blow, Half rose, and wish'd the cause to know- But with the butt-end of his gun The wretch renew'd what he'd begun ; And but for some kind friend who pass'd, My friend had likely breath'd his last. His arm was broken, and his head So wounded, he long kept his bed. Our minister, I must declare, Lent all his aid in this affair ; And the offending man was sent To well deserved punishment. But this did not, if truth be said, Cure either my friend's arm or head. 'Tis true, the act might be repented ; But better had it been prevented.

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