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His pleasure is his naptha launch | His pleasure is his naptha launch | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:10, 14 June 2017
MR. GEORGE WESCOTT BEYERS, PORTLAND.
A MOST enlightened man is this, No matter what your pass If only planning water works Or merely wanting gas; And when his work is finished, By him pronounced complete, You'll find no tiny geysers Up-gushing in your street. His pleasure is his naptha launch Whene'er the weather's fine And should you mention fishing, You find him right in line.