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Dream Song 91: Op. posth. no. 14

 Noises from underground made gibber some
others collected & dug henry up
saying 'You are a sight.
' Chilly, he muttered for a double rum waving the mikes away, putting a stop to rumors, pushing his fright off with the now accumulated taxes accustomed in his way to solitude and no bills.
Wives came forward, claiming a new Axis, fearful for their insurance, though, now, glued to disencumbered Henry's many ills.
A fortnight, sense a single man upon the trampled scene at 2 a.
m.
insomnia-plagued, with a shovel digging like mad, Lazarus with a plan to get his own back, a plan, a stratagem no newsman will unravel.

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