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Previously on "To bring a tear to MF's eye!!"

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  • Drewster
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    B*gger!! I thought you were going to poke him with a sharp stick!

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  • cnch
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    Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post
    Combe and tor,
    green meadow and lane,
    birds on the waving bough.
    Beetling cliffs by the surging main,
    rich red loam for the plough.
    Devon's the font of the finest blood
    that braces England's breed.
    Her maidens fair as the apple bud
    and her men are men indeed.

    When Adam and Eve were dispossed
    of the garden, hard by Heaven,
    they planted another one down in the West -
    'twas Devon, 'Twas Devon, glorious Devon.

    Spirits to old world heroes wake
    by river and cove and hoe.
    Grenville, Hawkins, Raleigh, Drake
    and a thousand more we know.
    To every land the wide World oer
    some slips of the old stock roam.
    Leal friends in peace,
    dread foe in war,
    with hearts still true to home.

    Old England's Counties, by the sea,
    from East to West are seven.
    But the gem to that fair galaxy
    'tis Devon, 'tis Devon, glorious Devon.

    Dorset, Somerset, Cornwall, Wales
    may envy the likes of we.
    For the flower of the West,
    the first, the best,
    the pick o' the bunch us be.
    Squab pie, junket and cider brew,
    richest of cream from the cow.
    What'd old England wi'out 'em do,
    and where'd un be to now?

    As crumpy as a lump o' lead
    be a loaf wi'out good leaven.
    But the yeast mother England
    did use for her bread
    be Devon, be Devon, glorious Devon.

    I would say it was thoughtful of you ... but given your refusal to go to the shop.

    'Crumpy' I may start using that.

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  • shaunbhoy
    started a topic To bring a tear to MF's eye!!

    To bring a tear to MF's eye!!

    Combe and tor,
    green meadow and lane,
    birds on the waving bough.
    Beetling cliffs by the surging main,
    rich red loam for the plough.
    Devon's the font of the finest blood
    that braces England's breed.
    Her maidens fair as the apple bud
    and her men are men indeed.

    When Adam and Eve were dispossed
    of the garden, hard by Heaven,
    they planted another one down in the West -
    'twas Devon, 'Twas Devon, glorious Devon.

    Spirits to old world heroes wake
    by river and cove and hoe.
    Grenville, Hawkins, Raleigh, Drake
    and a thousand more we know.
    To every land the wide World oer
    some slips of the old stock roam.
    Leal friends in peace,
    dread foe in war,
    with hearts still true to home.

    Old England's Counties, by the sea,
    from East to West are seven.
    But the gem to that fair galaxy
    'tis Devon, 'tis Devon, glorious Devon.

    Dorset, Somerset, Cornwall, Wales
    may envy the likes of we.
    For the flower of the West,
    the first, the best,
    the pick o' the bunch us be.
    Squab pie, junket and cider brew,
    richest of cream from the cow.
    What'd old England wi'out 'em do,
    and where'd un be to now?

    As crumpy as a lump o' lead
    be a loaf wi'out good leaven.
    But the yeast mother England
    did use for her bread
    be Devon, be Devon, glorious Devon.


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