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                <text>Fine Press Printing, Printing -- Ireland, </text>
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                <text>Pdf files of the first series of Cuala Press Broasides, 1908-1911.</text>
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                <text>Elizabeth B. Yeats, Jack B. Yeats</text>
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            <text>THE GAY OLD HAG&#13;
Will you come a boating, my gay old hag,&#13;
Will you come a boating, my tight old hag,&#13;
Will you come a boating down by the Liffey shore&#13;
I'll make a pair of oars of your two long shins?&#13;
	Chorus&#13;
Crush her in the corner the gay old hag,&#13;
Crush her in the corner the tight old hag,&#13;
Crush her in the corner and keep her snug and warm,&#13;
Put powder in her horn, she's a fine old hag.&#13;
&#13;
Napoleon's on dry land, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
Napoleon's on dry land, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
Napoleon's on dry land, with a sword in his right hand,&#13;
He's a gallant Ribbon man, says the shan van vocht.&#13;
&#13;
My mother is getting young, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
My mother is getting young, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
My mother is getting young, and she'll have another son&#13;
To make the orange run, says the shan van vocht.&#13;
&#13;
My mother has a heifer, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
My mother has a heifer, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
My mother has a heifer, and she sleeps behind the dresser,&#13;
Yes, and God Almighty bless her, she's a fine old hag. &#13;
&#13;
Remember Father Sheam says the shan van vocht,&#13;
For him our hearts are bleeding, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
Yes, and Father Murphy too, the Bloody Orange crew,&#13;
They burned him that's true, says the shan van vocht.&#13;
&#13;
The Gibbets and pitch caps, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
The Gibbets and pitch caps, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
The Gibbets and pitch caps, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
My fine sons were standing on the trap, says the shan van vocht.&#13;
&#13;
Remember '98, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
When our brave sons you thought to defeat,&#13;
You thought to defeat, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
But we beat you out compleat, says the shan van vocht,&#13;
Now you're nearly out of date, says the shan van vocht.&#13;
&#13;
RAGS AND BONES&#13;
Gather 'em, gather 'em, gather 'em, O,&#13;
He shouts monotonous, jolting slow&#13;
His little truck of rags and bones&#13;
Over the uneven cobble stones.&#13;
Ever about him cling and crowd&#13;
The waifs, a many coloured cloud&#13;
All shrilly clamouring, mad with joy&#13;
For sticky sweet or painted toy.&#13;
Hardly a breath is in the air&#13;
Yet every little windmill there&#13;
Goes whirling wildly, as though it knew&#13;
With every turn what rapture flew&#13;
Through all the heavy street, and stirred&#13;
The stagnant air, till the sad bird&#13;
High on the wall takes heart to sing,&#13;
And hails the simulated spring.&#13;
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              <text>PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY E. C. YEATS AT THE CUALA PRESS, CHURCHTOWN, DUNDRUM, COUNTY DUBLIN. SUBSCRIPTION TWELVE SHILLINGS A YEAR POST FREE. &#13;
300 copies only.</text>
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              <text>The woodcut on page [3] has caption: "A Shop in Sailor Town". Signed by Jack B. Yeats. </text>
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              <text>June, 1909.</text>
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