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meets the band, which simulates a yoke, and the collar and sleeves are made in accordance with the other decorations.Kedfern.LOVJL’3 LIMIT.[Anon.]I’d swear for her,I’d tear for her,The Loid know# what I’d bear for her, I’d lie for her,I’d sigh for her,I'd drink hush river dry tor her;I'd ouss for her,I’d “wnaa” for her,I’d kick up a thunderin' fuss for her; I’d weep for her,I’d leap for her,I’d go without my sleep for her;I’d fight for her,1 ’d bite for her,I’d walk the street all night for her; I’d plead for her,I’d bleed for her,I'd go without my “feed” for her;I’d shoot for her,I’d boot for her,Whoever pressed his suit for her;I'd kneel for her,I’d steal for her,Such is the love I feel for her;I’d slide for her,I’d glide for her,I’d swim against the tide for her;
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Sat, Jul 05, 1890

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