THE LAND OF ANY HOW

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7319, 24 December 1910, Page 11

THE LAND OF ANY HOW

Beyond the Isle of What's-thc-Uee, Where Slipshod Point Is now. There used to be, when I was young, Tho Land of Any-How. Don't Care was king of all this realm, A cruel king was he. For those who served him with good heart. He treated shamefully. When boys and girls their tasks would slight And cloud poor mother's brow, He'd cay. "Don't care! It’s good enough! Just do it anyhow." But when in after life they longed To make proud Fortune bow. Ho let them find that Fate ne'.©r smiles On work done anyhow. For lie who would the harvest reap Must learn to use the plough. And pitch his tents a long way on From Land of Any-How! —"Sunday Call/*

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An inmate of Windsor Workhouse decided to accept a pension, hut to pay the guardians As a week, keeping the other Shilling for himself. Ho added, 'T go to Strangers for friendship, friends X go to for advice, but relations I go to for no|thing.”