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37365	MacKeracher, William M. (William Mackay)	Sonnets and Other Verse			.txt	text/plain	9866	808	91	Scorn not the Old; 'twas sacred in its day, Of baffled seas, let in all fair delights Whose works are old and yet for ever new, Sweet Christian Sabbath-day of joy and rest. In fair Italian cities thou had'st heard Old Winter from the scene, and cried, "Make way! So grows the good man old--meek, glad, sublime; Is working men; she cries to let them in. He loved this good God's world, the night and day, THE WORKS OF MAN AND OF NATURE. And each new spring seemed older not a day. You brought forth from your treasury things new and old, But no, to-day his spirit lives, and walks the crowded way; We'll hail old England's hearts of steel who man her iron walls. And thou, old Book, go down from sire to son; Bien, M'sieu; he's come pass joos like dis way; a go out wit' de boys	./cache/37365.txt	./txt/37365.txt