Not a chip from the workman’s crust;

There’s never a turn for the London Jew,

Nor a “weight” for the London “trust”;

There’s never a sigh for the wretched gnomes

Below in the seething stope,

And the walls resound,

As the cams go round,

With the clamour of new-born Hope!

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There’s a battler seeing the parcel through;

And he stands in the lamplight dim,