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HON. FREDERICK S. WALLS OF VINALHAVEN.
 
HON. FREDERICK S. WALLS OF VINALHAVEN.
  
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THE man who deals in granite, is supposed to have the rocks;
 
 
HE man who deals in granite, is supposed to have the rocks;
 
 
For in Vinalhaven quarries it's the kind of rocks that talks,
 
For in Vinalhaven quarries it's the kind of rocks that talks,
 
Analogies go further in the case our verse recalls,
 
Analogies go further in the case our verse recalls,
For the Vinalhaven granite has been used in bunding Walls;
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For the Vinalhaven granite has been used in building Walls;
 
And as granite serves in simile for walls that firmly stand,
 
And as granite serves in simile for walls that firmly stand,
 
Let's extend it in this instance to the gentleman in hand.
 
Let's extend it in this instance to the gentleman in hand.
He wears the old bronze button, of the boys of '61:Must have had granite in their systems: if they hadn't they'd have runAnd the chap who took to running as a habit. it is plain,
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He wears the old bronze button, of the boys of '61:
Could never be Commander of the G. A. R. In Maine;
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Must have had granite in their systems: if they hadn't they'd have run—
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And the chap who took to running as a habit, it is plain,
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Could never be Commander of the G. A. R. in Maine;
 
For if there is any kind of soldier that the veteran cannot stand
 
For if there is any kind of soldier that the veteran cannot stand
 
It's the man whose characteristic is deficiency of sand.
 
It's the man whose characteristic is deficiency of sand.
Walls was Sheriff of old Waldo and. in local boards of trade.
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Walls was Sheriff of old Waldo and, in local boards of trade,
A hard fight for harbor-dredp,ing he consistently has made:Of the Sena.t e was a member, way baclt in '95,
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A hard fight for harbor-dredging he consistently has made:
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Of the Senate was a member, way back in '95,
 
With an interest in the public, which he ever kept alive:
 
With an interest in the public, which he ever kept alive:
 
Take his public service ever and I'm sure that you will find
 
Take his public service ever and I'm sure that you will find
That he's always done hls duty-for he's not the shirkiu,g" kind;
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That he's always done his duty—for he's not the shirking kind;
 
Which suggests that we're not failing our position to maintain
 
Which suggests that we're not failing our position to maintain
Wben, for analogies, we utilize the granite hills or Maine.
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When, for analogies, we utilize the granite hills or Maine,
 
For as granite serves, as simile, for Walls that firmly stand,
 
For as granite serves, as simile, for Walls that firmly stand,
 
We'll invoke it in this instance for the gentleman in hand.
 
We'll invoke it in this instance for the gentleman in hand.

Latest revision as of 20:01, 15 June 2017

HON. FREDERICK S. WALLS OF VINALHAVEN.

THE man who deals in granite, is supposed to have the rocks; For in Vinalhaven quarries it's the kind of rocks that talks, Analogies go further in the case our verse recalls, For the Vinalhaven granite has been used in building Walls; And as granite serves in simile for walls that firmly stand, Let's extend it in this instance to the gentleman in hand. He wears the old bronze button, of the boys of '61:— Must have had granite in their systems: if they hadn't they'd have run— And the chap who took to running as a habit, it is plain, Could never be Commander of the G. A. R. in Maine; For if there is any kind of soldier that the veteran cannot stand It's the man whose characteristic is deficiency of sand. Walls was Sheriff of old Waldo and, in local boards of trade, A hard fight for harbor-dredging he consistently has made:— Of the Senate was a member, way back in '95, With an interest in the public, which he ever kept alive: Take his public service ever and I'm sure that you will find That he's always done his duty—for he's not the shirking kind; Which suggests that we're not failing our position to maintain When, for analogies, we utilize the granite hills or Maine, For as granite serves, as simile, for Walls that firmly stand, We'll invoke it in this instance for the gentleman in hand.