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(A Song of the Tools)
The cross-cut and the crowbar cross, and hang them on the wall, / And make a greenhide rack to fit the wedges and the maul, / The "done" long-handled shovel and the thong-bound axe that fell, / The crowbar, pick-axe and the "throw" -- the axe that morticed well. / The old patched tent and "fly", bag bunk and pillow of sugee, / The frying-pan and billy-can, for all the land to see.