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In The Droving Days

Only a pound,” said the auctioneer,“Only a pound; and I’m standing hereSelling this animal, gain or loss—Only a pound for the drover’s horse?One of the sort that was ne’er afraid,One of the boys of the Old Brigade;Thoroughly honest and game, I’ll swear,Only a little the worse for wear;Plenty as bad to be seen in town,Give me aSold as he stands, and without recourse,Give me a bid for the drover’s horse.”

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