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HANS KAUF; OR.. THE DEVIL IN THE OVEN.
r 11.I1. 'ratios. HIM Kant. tired nos wife triton her beds
For bread must be baled, and the oven be fed;
Who, donning her clothes, set the wood in a blaze,
But itotaatly ran fount the spot in amaze,
- And, hop skapnord,jump, all impediments creased,
And *gaitut the wall, stood as firm as a post.
Hans Kalif called his Innate half sluggard and sloven,
And brought her in contact once more with the oven;
Where' venturing a look, she retreated again,
° The Devil F' exclaiming wi,.h all might and main.
Now ilea., without doubt, though a match for his wife,
. chance bed be knew with Old Nick when at strife,
Who now in the oven made a racket and tout,
la blackest costume till at last he roll'd out, .
And a if to hide his demoniac pursuls,
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His kgs were array"fil in a pair of bright boots.
Bans jutup'd through the window, in Ipildivess no faller,
While fiercely the devil sprang after the taller;
'I he river was nigh, and the Devil's long paw
Now grasping poor Hans, he his enemy saw,
And driv'n to despair, by infernal attack,
Phan& into the stream, the " foul-fiend':. at his hack, .
And would have been drowed, but good inch was In gore,
For Devil and tailor came Nub safe on shore!
Te wind up our tale, and each, mystery thew,
The Imp was Hans' friend, who in costume of black
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His salt this made from the even and attack
Atray'd its brills' Bests, in whites Inc ebon glow
The shades of reflection the ieke appear'd backing;
Hans Kalif and his wife new confess that they owe
re.Sief from vain tenon to Warren's Jet Blacking!
This Bay Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Ptipared by
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