. "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn. The rumseller first, for the rumsellers gainWas willing this brother by mm should be slain;The council that gave him the license to sell,Has shared In the pelf, and is guilty as not on these only the curse of blood rests—The council but acted the peoples behests!The rumseller sold, but by license you note;The council was only a council by vote,The triple alliance, all sharing the guilt,Must answer at last for the blood that was spilt. ^9* C^* 1^* k5* %2^ THE MONEY QUESTION/,a3arus was better of! (n bis rags tban 2)ft>es in bis purple* Good fortune do
. "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn. The rumseller first, for the rumsellers gainWas willing this brother by mm should be slain;The council that gave him the license to sell,Has shared In the pelf, and is guilty as not on these only the curse of blood rests—The council but acted the peoples behests!The rumseller sold, but by license you note;The council was only a council by vote,The triple alliance, all sharing the guilt,Must answer at last for the blood that was spilt. ^9* C^* 1^* k5* %2^ THE MONEY QUESTION/,a3arus was better of! (n bis rags tban 2)ft>es in bis purple* Good fortune does not always travel in a is hard to believe that a sin will bite if it has gold in itsteeth. Ill-gotten gain can not build any kind of a house upon the only thing about some churches that seems to point toward heaven is the God takes away our riches, it is because he sees wewill be better off without richest people are those who have treasures which can not be stolen <burned Blasts From The Rams Horn. 233
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