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Common the following night�察�Then lay on their oars for a fortnight or two�察�

Becalmed in the ocean of Honololu。 

     One day ALUM saw�察�with alarm in his breast�察�A cloud on the nor´sow´ 

sow´nor´sow´nor´west�察�The wind it arose�察�and the crew gave a scream�察�For 

they knew it ´ they knew it�  � the dreaded Hareem�。 �

     The mast it went over�察�and so did the sails�察�Brave ALUM threw over 

his casks and his bales�察�The billows arose as the weather grew thick�察�And 

all except ALUM were terribly sick。 

     The crew were but three�察�but they holloa'd for nine�察�They howled and 

they blubbered with wail and with whine�此�The skipper he fainted away in 

the fore�察�For he hadn't the heart for to skip any more。 



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     ;Ho�察�coward� ─�said ALUM�察 �with heart of a child� �Thou son of a party 

whose grave is defiled� �Is ALUM in terror�拭�is ALUM afeard�拭�Ho� �ho�                         �If 

you had one I'd laugh at your beard。; 

     His eyeball it gleamed like a furnace of coke�察�He boldly inflated his 

clothes   as he   spoke�察  �He   daringly  felt   for   the   corks on his   chest�察�And he 

recklessly tightened the belt at his breast。 

     For   he   knew�察  �the brave ALUM�察  �that�察  �happen   what   might�察�With   belts 

and   cork´jacketing�察 �HE  was   all   right�察�Though others   might   sink�察�he   was 

certain to swim�察 � No Hareem whatever had terrors for him� �

     They     begged    him    to  spare   from    his  personal    store   A   single  cork 

garment ´ they asked for no more�察�But he couldn't�察�because of the number 

of oaths That he never ´ no�察�never�  � would take off his clothes。 

     The billows dash o'er them and topple around�察�They see they are pretty 

near sure to be drowned。 A terrible wave o'er the quarter´deck breaks�察�And 

the vessel it sinks in a couple of shakes� �

     The dreadful   Hareem�察 �though   it   knows   how  to   blow�察 �Expends   all   its 

strength   in   a   minute   or   so�察  �When   the   vessel   had   foundered�察  �as   I   have 

detailed�察�The tempest subsided�察�and quiet prevailed。 

     One seized on a cork with a yelling ;Ha� �ha� ─。�Its bottle had 'prisoned 

a   pint   of   Pacha��   ´   Another   a   toothpick   ´   another   a   tray   ´   ;Alas�   �it   is 

useless� ─�said brave ALUM BEY。 

     ;To holloa and kick is a very bad plan�此�Get it over�察�my tulips�察�as soon 

as you can�察�You'd better lay hold of a good lump of lead�察�And cling to it 

tightly until you are dead。 

     ;Just raise your hands over your pretty heads ´ so ´ Right down to the 

bottom you're certain to go。 Ta� �ta�           �I'm afraid we shall not meet again; ´ 

For the truly courageous are truly humane。 

     Brave ALUM was picked up the very next day ´ A man´o'´war sighted 

him smoking away�察�With hunger and cold he was ready to drop�察�So they 

sent him below and they gave him a chop。 

     O reader�察�or readress�察�whichever you be�察�You weep for the crew who 

have   sunk   in   the   sea�拭  �O   reader�察  �or   readress�察  �read   farther�察  �and   dry   The 

bright sympathetic ka´bob in your eye。 

     That ship had a grapple with three iron spikes�察 � It's lowered�察�and�察�ha� �



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on a something it strikes� �They haul it aboard with a British ;heave´ho� ─�

And what it has fished the drawing will show。 

     There   was   WILSON�察  �and   PARKER�察  �and   TOMLINSON�察  �too   ´   ��The 

first was the captain�察�the others the crew�� ´ As lively and spry as a Malabar 

ape�察�Quite pleased and surprised at their happy escape。 

     And ALUM�察�brave fellow�察�who stood in the fore�察�And never expected 

to   look   on   them   more�察  �Was   really   delighted   to   see   them   again�察  �For   the 

truly courageous are truly humane。 



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         Ballad�此              �Sir Barnaby Bampton 

                                      Boo 



    This    is  SIR  BARNABY   BAMPTON              BOO�察   �Last  of  a  noble  race�察�

BARNABY         BAMPTON�察       �coming     to  woo�察 �All   at  a  deuce  of  a  pace。 

BARNABY BAMPTON BOO�察 �Here is a health to you�此�Here is wishing 

you luck�察�you elderly buck ´ BARNABY BAMPTON BOO� �

    The excellent women of Tuptonvee Knew SIR BARNABY BOO�察�One 

of them surely his bride would be�察�But dickens a soul knew who。 Women 

of Tuptonvee�察�Here is a health to ye For a Baronet�察�dears�察�you would cut 

off your ears�察�Women of Tuptonvee� �

    Here are old MR。 and MRS。 DE PLOW ��PETER his Christian name���察�

They   kept   seven   oxen�察  �a   pig�察  �and   a   cow   ´   Farming   it   was   their   game。 

Worthy old PETER DE PLOW�察�Here is a health to thou�此�Your race isn't 

run�察�though you're seventy´one�察�Worthy old PETER DE PLOW� �

    To excellent MR。 and MRS。 DE PLOW Came SIR BARNABY BOO�察�

He asked for their daughter�察�and told 'em as how He was as rich as a Jew。 

BARNABY   BAMPTON'S              wealth�察  �Here   is  your  jolly   good  health�此 �I'd 

never repine if you came to be mine�察�BARNABY BAMPTON'S wealth� �

    ;O   great   SIR   BARNABY   BAMPTON   BOO;   ��Said   PLOW   to   that 

titled   swell���察   �My   missus   has   given   me   daughters   two   ´   AMELIA   and 

VOLATILE        NELL� ─    �AMELIA   and      VOLATILE       NELL�察   �I  hope   you're 

uncommonly   well�此  �You   two   pretty   pearls   ´   you   extremely   nice   girls   ´ 

AMELIA and VOLATILE NELL� �

    ;AMELIA   is      passable   only�察 �in  face�察 �But�察 �oh�  �she's  a  worthy   girl�察�

Superior     morals   like  hers  would    grace  The   home    of  a  belted  Earl。; 

Morality�察  �heavenly   link� �To   you   I'll   eternally  drink�此  �I'm  awfully   fond   of 

that heavenly bond�察�Morality�察�heavenly link� �

    ;Now      NELLY'S     the  prettier�察 �p'raps�察 �of  my  gals�察 �But�察 �oh�   �she's  a 

wayward chit�察�She dresses herself in her showy fal´lals�察�And doesn't read 

TUPPER a bit� ─�O TUPPER�察�philosopher true�察�How do you happen to do�拭�

A    publisher   looks   with   respect   on  your   books�察   �For   they  DO    sell�察�



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philosopher true� �

    The Bart。     ��I'll be hanged if I drink him again�察�Or care if he's ill or 

well���察�He sneered at the goodness of MILLY THE PLAIN�察�And cottoned 

to   VOLATILE   NELL�   �O   VOLATILE   NELLY   DE   P。�   �Be   hanged   if   I'll 

empty to thee�此�I like worthy maids�察�not mere frivolous jades�察�VOLATILE 

NELLY DE P。� �

    They bolted�察�the Bart。 and his frivolous dear�察�And MILLY was left to 

pout�察�For years they've got on very well�察�as I hear�察�But soon he will rue it�察�

no doubt。 O excellent MILLY DE PLOW�察�I really can't drink to you now�察�

My head isn't strong�察�and the song has been long�察�Excellent MILLY DE 

PLOW� �



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             Ballad�此               �The Modest Couple 



     When   man   and   maiden   meet�察  �I   like   to   see   a   drooping   eye�察  �I   always 

droop my own ´ I am the shyest of the shy。 I'm also fond of bashfulness�察�

and    sitting  down     on  thorns�察  �For   modesty's    a  quality   that   womankind 

adorns。 

     Whenever I am introduced to any pretty maid�察�My knees they knock 

together�察  �just   as   if   I   were   afraid�察  �I   flutter�察  �and   I   stammer�察  �and   I   turn   a 

pleasing red�察�For to laugh�察�and flirt�察�and ogle I consider most ill´bred。 

     But still in all these matters�察�as in other things below�察�There is a proper 

medium�察�as I'm about to show。 I do not recommend a newly´married pair 

to try To carry on as PETER carried on with SARAH BLIGH。 

     Betrothed they were when very young ´ before they'd learnt to speak 

��For SARAH was but six days old�察�and PETER was a week���察�Though little 

more than babies at those early ages�察�yet They bashfully would faint when 

they occasionally met。 

     They   blushed�察  �and   flushed�察  �and   fainted�察  �till   they   reached   the   age   of 

nine�察   �When     PETER'S       good    papa    ��he   was   a   Baron    of   the   Rhine�� 

Determined to endeavour some sound argument to find To bring these shy 

young people to a proper frame of mind。 

     He   told   them   that   as   SARAH   was   to   be   his   PETER'S   bride�察  �They 

might   at   least   consent   to   sit   at   table   side   by   side�察  �He   begged   that   they 

would   now   and   then   shake   hands�察  �till   he   was   hoarse�察  �Which   SARAH 

thought indelicate�察�and PETER very coarse。 

     And PETER in a tremble to the blushing maid would say�察 �You must 

excuse papa�察�MISS BLIGH�察 � it is his mountain way。; Says SARAH�察 �His 

behaviour I'll endeavour to forget�察�But your papa's the coarsest person that 

I ever met。 

     ;He plighted us without our leave�察�when we were very young�察�Before 

we had begun articulating with the tongue。 His underbred suggestions fill 

your SARAH with alarm�察�Why�察�gracious me� �he'll ask us next to walk out 

arm´in´arm� ─�

     At   length   when   SARAH   reached   the   legal   age   of   twenty´one�察  �The 



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Baron he determined to unite her to his son�察�And SARAH in a fainting´fit 

for weeks unconscious lay�察�And PETER blushed so hard you might have 

heard him miles away。 

     And when the time arrived for taking SARAH to his heart�察�They were 

married in two churches half´a´dozen miles apart ��Intending to escape all 

public   ridicule   and   chaff���察  �And   the   service   was   conducted   by   electric 

telegraph。 

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