GEORGE MUNDAY.
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lhere is now In this city man, George
Munday, who never wore hat. Ii is suppos-
ed, however, that when he was young his mo.
ther covered his head with cap, but when he
became man he put away the childish thing
Mr.. Munday's come to town,


Without hat upon his crown!


Mr.. Munday, il is said,


Ne'er had hat upon his head.


Mr.. Munday does not wear


A hat, nor does he for one care


Munday has no fears by day


The wind will blow his hat away.


Munday never took, It's said,


A new, and left an old one in its steadl
Munday does not for one care.


his head is matted o'er with hair