English poem
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I, lass, have lived no gipsy, flaunting Finery while his poor helpmate grubs: Coin I’ve stored, and you won’t be wanting: You shan’t beg from the troughs and tubs. Nobly you’ve stuck to me, though in his kitchen Many a Marquis would hail you Cook! Palaces you could have ruled and grown rich in, But our old Jerry you never forsook.