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Out in the wastes of the West countrie, / Out where the white stars shine, / Grim and silent as such men be, / Rideth a man with a history -- / Anthony Considine.
For the ways of men they are manifold / As their differing views in life; / For some are sold for the lust of gold / And some for the lust of strife: / But this man counted the world well lost / For the love of his neighbour's wife.