ON A DRUNKEN COBBLER.

Enclosed within this narrow stall,

Lies one who was a friend to _awl_;

He saved bad _souls_ from getting worse,

But d----n'd his own without remorse;

And tho' a drunken life he pass'd,

Yet say'd _his soul_, by _mending at the last!_ E.L.I.

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