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CHAMOIS HUNTING. 



But here 't were not worth his while, and all 

 He'd get by coming would be a fall : 

 His God protects him, the hunter knows ; 

 The Devil has none, so down he goes. 



Ay, up on high do I love to be, 

 Where bounds the chamois so wild and free ; 

 Where the marmot whistles from 'neath the stone, 

 There love I to be with my God alone ! 



