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A Gloucestershire Lad at Home and Abroad

THE THREE PADRES

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R. C. Chaplain. Pale-faced, brown-eyed, slight, Upon a lanky bay Rides this modern knight Down rain-beat road to-day; In a little broken shrine Emptying out the blessed wine. Wesleyan Chaplain. Much loved by all who know you, Especially you seem Envied for smiles that show you Kindness in a gleam. Church of England Chaplain. Helm of our literary ship, Editor of this Gazette,[2] Luck be yours, although you whip My muse into an awful sweat.

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