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Aye, but Brew was puzzled greatly,
Bless ye! he was beat complately—
The Pazon wand'rin' about in the dark
Of a Hollantide night—a 'stonishin' lark,
Wantin' Nessy before she was up!
Dear me! Could he have had a sup,
Or what? but no! unpozzible—
The Pazon—aye there's some of them will,
No doubt! no doubt! but drinkin'! him!
Aw, bless your granny! sink or swim,
That was the Pazon—
Bless ye! he was beat complately—
The Pazon wand'rin' about in the dark
Of a Hollantide night—a 'stonishin' lark,
Wantin' Nessy before she was up!
Dear me! Could he have had a sup,
Or what? but no! unpozzible—
The Pazon—aye there's some of them will,
No doubt! no doubt! but drinkin'! him!
Aw, bless your granny! sink or swim,
That was the Pazon—
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