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| * To the servants of God that are to be found in every denomination, these verses, of course, do not apply. -- H.K.-- | |
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may have heard of Proclus, sir, If you have been a reader; And you may know a bit of her Who helped the Lycian leader. I
have my doubts -- the head you "sport" Most likely you have stuck to tracts But to my theme. The Asian sage, He may have worshipped gods like Zeus, However, it occurs to me No doubt with "shepherds" of
this time But these are facts you can't deny, To lift his brothers' thoughts above To him all men were just the same -- The Lycian sage, my "reverend"
sir, You, having read the Holy Writ -- What have you done to edify, Is there no deed of yours at all |
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blatant bigot with a big Fat heavy fetid carcass, You well become your greasy "rig" -- You're not a second Arcas. What
sort of "gospel" do you preach? How many lives are growing gray Some evil spirit curses you -- You seem to have a wicked joy The brutal curses you eject No man who shuns that little hole And, hence the "Papist" by your
clan Because he has that faith which sees God help the souls who grope in night -- The warm, soft air is tainted through Now mount your musty pulpit -- thump, At priest and parson spit and bark, |
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