The morning came, there stood the foe;
Stark eyed them as they stood;
Few words he spoke-'twas not a time
For moralizing mood:
"See there the enemy, my boys!
Now, strong in valor's might,
Beat them or Betty Stark will sleep
In widowhood to-night." (Mike Jones)

The morning came, there stood the foe; Stark eyed them as they stood; Few words he spoke-'twas not a time For moralizing mood: "See there the enemy, my boys! Now, strong in valor's might, Beat them or Betty Stark will sleep In widowhood to-night."

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