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Cheerful and happy was his mood, / He to the poor was kind and good, / And he oft' times did find them food, / Also supplies of coal and wood, / He never spake a word was rude, / And cheer'd those did o'er sorrows brood, / He passed away not understood, / Because no poet in his lays / Had penned a sonnet in his praise, / 'Tis sad, but such is world's ways.