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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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HARNET AND THE BITTLE, by JOHN YONGE AKERMAN
First Line: A harnet zet in a hollur [hollow] tree
Last Line: You'll meet the vate o' these 'ere two: they'll take your coat and carcass too!
Variant Title(s): A North Wiltshire Dialect Son
Subject(s): Wiltshire, England
First Line: A harnet zet in a hollur [hollow] tree
Last Line: You'll meet the vate o' these 'ere two: they'll take your coat and carcass too!
Variant Title(s): A North Wiltshire Dialect Son
Subject(s): Wiltshire, England
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