 | Poetry of the Farm and Rural Life |  |
The Blacksmith said, when he could see
Better than now, repeatedly
Cast iron he had welded well;
And tho' the thing seem'd strange to tell,
All that was needed, on the whole,
Was gumption and right kind of coal.
Better than now, repeatedly
Cast iron he had welded well;
And tho' the thing seem'd strange to tell,
All that was needed, on the whole,
Was gumption and right kind of coal.
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