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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 1. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 134 (search)
boat To grab votever you've got afloat; In a veek or so I expects to come And turn you out of your ouse and ome; I'm a quiet Old Cove,” says he, with a groan; “All I axes, is, Let me alone.” Just then came along, on the self-same vay, Another Old Cove, and began for to say-- “Let you alone! That's comina it strong! You've ben let alone — a darned sight too long! Of all the sarce that ever I heerd! Put down that stick! (You may well look skeered.) Let go that stone! If you once show fight,tches you round my ranch, I'll string you up to the nearest branch. The best you can do is to go to bed, And keep a decent tongue in your head; For I reckon, before you and I are done, You'll wish you had let honest folks alone. “ The Old Cove stopped, and the t'other Old Cove, He sot quite still in his cypress grove, And he looked at his stick, revolvina slow, Vether 'twere safe to shy it, or no; And he grumbled on, in an injured tone, “All that I axed vos, Let me alone.” --H