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Spare Change

By Will Fakespeare

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Spare Change Shakespeare                   Oh for "Spare Change", I beg unto thee!                   cans't thou part with one thin farthing                   for the unfortunate likes of me?                   and dear patron rest assured                   that the gold that thou leavest me                   will be spent on sustenance! and will                   never giveth cause to grieveth thee!                   Yea I beseech thee kind patron!                   woudst thou offer thy humble servant                   the meagre quantity of a buck?                   and if thou answereth nay!                   still I'll cheer thee on thy way!                   (though I may wish thee                   the most dastardly of luck!) Written December 6th, 2001 © on Dec 06 2001 02:17 PM PST   17 • 0 • 14

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