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"I will to the King, / And offer him consolation in his trouble, / For that man there has set his teeth to die, / And being one that hates obedience, / Discipline, and orderliness of life, / I cannot mourn him."
W. B. Yeats / Patting goodbye, doubtless they told the lad / He'd always show the Hun a brave man's face; / Father would sooner him dead than in disgrace --