[Verses and Songs] 
A Maid on a Dare:
Sally was her name, who led the village pool at every game.
She could run, jump, whistle, everything in short the boys and girls had ever devised for sport. In running races, many a lusty lout had often tried to tucker Sally out, but all in vain: whatever they could surmise, Sally was sure to carry off the prize. At length one balmy day in leafy June the boys was lying on the grass at noon, when, coming down the lane
with swinging stride and head erect, the maiden they espied. Up jumped Jim Tompkin: "Boys, I have it now! We'll beat Sal Adams this time, anyhow!" "How?" cries each lad. Says Jim,
"Out peckers all, and see who will piss the highest on the wall." No sooner said than done, and as they went, and against the school house door
full many a stream was sent, some weak and pretty little rills cast rows higher than the windowsills,
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