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Title: "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poetry
Publisher: Chicago, The Ram's Horn Co.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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POSTMORTEM CHARITY. YOU HAD BETTER MAKE YOUR BEQUESTS WHILE LIVING IF YOU WOULDMAKE SURE THEY REACH THE DESTINATION YOU DESIRE. 170 Blasts From The Rams Horn
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Mpgs&Jlp&S V@e By Rev. C. A. Ruddock. The rum-seller shouted, Get out of the road !As near me, in bearing a beer keg he strode.Please step aside quickly, and let me pai through,This burden so heavy, may fall upon you. I heeded his warning, allowed him to passWithin, where he sold the vile stuff by the glasBut the words that he uttered appeared sad true,This burden so heavy may fall upon you. I thought will the drinker be cautioned as well,Step quickly aside, it may crush you to hell ? •Ah, no ! not a word for their danger or painIf it fahs upon them, their loss is his gain. I thought of a Haddock, so noble and brave,Contending for right, his fellows to save,It fell upon him, when he gave up his breath,By the hand of the Rum Power, smitten to deatl I thought of my children, exposed to this strife.This burden might fall on the innocent life,Should evil beguile them in guise of a friend,How crushing the weight on my heart would dscend. I thought of the aged, grown feeble at len

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