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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A WILL FOR A WILL, by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS Poet's Biography
First Line: Young tom, left out of his father's will
Last Line: Though there is not a will there is yet a way.
Subject(s): Wills
First Line: Young tom, left out of his father's will
Last Line: Though there is not a will there is yet a way.
Subject(s): Wills
Young Tom, left out of his father's will,
When he learned it, reformed; is his heir to-day.
Which goes to show that to persons of skill
Though there is not a will there is yet a way.
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