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As I talk with learned people, I have heard a strange remark, Quite beyond my comprehension, And I'm stumbling in the dark. They advise: Don't be too modest, Whatsoever thing is said, Give to...
A SPADE IS JUST A SPADE by Walter Everette Hawkins.
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