THE MOUSE'S TALE - Thomas Ernest Hulme Poems

 
 

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THE MOUSE'S TALE
Fury said to a mouse,
    That he met in the
            house, 'Let us
              both go to law:
                I will prosecute
              you.-- Come, I'll
            take no denial;
          We must have
        a trial: For
      really this
    morning I've
  nothing to do.'
      Said the mouse
            to the cur,
              'Such a trial,
                  dear Sir, With
                      no jury or
                    judge, would
                  be wasting
              our breath.'
            'I'll be
      judge, I'll
    be jury,'
  Said cunning
old Fury:
    'I'll try
      the whole
        cause, and
            condemn
                you
                  to
                  death.'

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