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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=345910" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Bold Jack Donahoe (1)</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">'Twas of a valiant highwayman and outlaw of disdain <br>Who'd scorn to live in slavery or wear a convicts chain; <br>His name it was Jack Donahoe of courage and renown - <br>He'd scorn to live in slavery or humble to the Crown. <br>This bold, undaunted highwayman, as you may understand, <br>Was banished for his natural life from Erin's happy land. <br>In Dublin city of renoun, where his first breath he drew, <br>It's there they titled him the brave and bold Jack Donahoe. <br>He scarce had been a twelvemonth on the Australian shore, <br>When he took to the highway, as oft he had before, <br>Brave MacNamara, Underwood, Webber and Warmsley too, <br>These were the four associates of bold Jack Donahoe. <br>As Jack and his companions roved out one afternoon, <br>Not thinking that the pains of death would overcome so soon, <br>To their surprise five horse police appeared all in their view, <br>And in quick time they did advance to take Jack Donahoe. <br>&quot;Come, come, you cowardly rascals, oh, do not run away! <br>We'll fight them man to man, my boys, their number's only three; <br>For I'd rather range the bush around, like dingo or kangaroo, <br>Than work one hour for Government,&quot; said bold Jack Donahoe. <br>'Oh, no,' said cowardly Walmsley, 'to that I won't agree; <br>I see they're still advancing us - their numbers more than three. <br>And if we wait we'll be too late, the battle we will rue.' <br>'Then begone from me, you cowardly dog,' replied Jack Donahoe. <br>The Sergeant of the horse police, discharged his car-a-bine, <br>And called aloud to Donahoe, 'Will you fight or resign?' <br>'Resign, no, no! I never will, until your cowardly crew, <br>For today I'll fight with all my might,' cried bold Jack Donahoe. <br>The Sergeant then, in a hurry his party to divide, <br>Placed one to fire in front of him, and another on each side; <br>The Sergeant and the Corporal, they both fired too, <br>Till the fatal ball had pierced the heart of bold Jack Donahoe. <br>Six rounds he fought those horse police before the fatal ball, <br>Which pierced his heart with cruel smart, caused Donahoe to fall; <br>And as he closed his mournful eyes he bade this world adieu, <br>Saying, 'Good people all, pray for the soul of poor Jack Donahoe. <br>' There were Freincy, Grant, bold Robin Hood, Brennan and O'hare; <br>With Donahoe this highwayman none of them could compare. <br>But now he's gone to Heaven, I hope, with saints and angels too - <br>May the Lord have mercy on the soul of Brave Jack Donahoe.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Anonymous+Oceania">Anonymous Oceania</a><div class=q>
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