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BY HERBERT KAUFMAN
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A yfig, for your flagons of sour old wine!
Let o~thers'seek solace in lx*er?
I don't give a slam for the joys of the
dram,
It brings me no comfort nor cheer!
I've no sorrows to drown,
1 am free from care's frown,
My morrows with promise are ripe,
1 don't need a thing, I'm as good as a
King,
So long as I puff on my pipe.
Just give me my pipe and a well laden
pouch,
And leave me alone with myself;
I have more than enough while 1 sit here
and puff,
And forget about passions an?l pelf.
You may toast as you please to the ladies
who tease,
And fuddle your senses with wine;
But 1 know of no bliss that is equal to this?
I'm content with this old pipe of mine.