26/28 Bruddern and sistern, sing de ole six hundredth toon. Ahem! I wish I was a married man, A married man I'd be! An' ketch the grub fer both of us A-fishin' in the sea. Can't sing below my breath to save my life. He! he! After three days had elapsed, Westcott sent a still more melancholy note to Katy. It made her weep from the first line to the last. |