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Poems and Songs of Robert Burns
pegasus at wanlockhead with pegasus upon a day, apollo, weary flying, through frosty hills the journey lay, on foot the way was plying. poor slipshod giddy pegasus was but a sorry walker; to vulcan then apollo goes, to get a frosty caulker. obliging vulcan fell to work, threw by his coat and bonnet, and did sol's business in a crack; sol paid him with a sonnet. ye vulcan's sons of wanlockhead, pity my sad disaster; my pegasus is poorly shod, i'll pay you like my master.m.hZgJJX.coM