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Poem by Robert William Service The Haggis Said Jock to Jean: “Whit did ye do Wi’ yon wee haggis, plump an’ grey, I carried home for me and you To cheer our hearts on Hogmanay?” Said Jean to Jock: “I didna’ ken It was a haggis – In ma doot I gazed an’ gazed at it, and then I took the tongs an’ threw it oot. “Ye shoulda’ telt me. When you bought It in the cat came at the run, An’ sniffed at it – I think she thought ’Twas something naughty she had doen. “Poor Puss! Wi’ shame she looked at me, An’ did the best that she was able To cover it... Jist look how she Scratched a’ the varnish aff the table!” Robert William Service Robert William Service's other poems:
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