I.

The Soldier loves the laurel bright,

The Bard the myrtle bough,

And smooth shillalas yield delight

To many an Irish brow.

The Fisher trims the hazel wand,

The Crab may tame a shrew,

The Birch becomes the pedant's hand,

But Bows are made of yew.

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