Welcome to Cowboy Classics with Scott Pallet. Tonight the Undertaker's Horse the eldest, the eldest son bestrides him and the pretty.

Daughter rides him and I meet him.

Off the mornings on the course.

And there kindles in my bosom an.

Emotion chill and gruesome as I canter.

Past the Undertaker's Horse.

Neither shy is he nor is restive.

But a hideously suggestive trot professional and Placidi effects and the cadence of isof.

Beats to my mind this grim reproof beats.

Mend your pace, my friend, I'm coming.

Who's the next stud bread of ill omen?

I have watched the strongest go men.

Of pith and mite and muscle at your heels down the plantain bordered highway have inscended narmby my way in a lacquered box and jetty upon the wheels.

Answer, somber beast and dreary. Where is Brown, the young, the cheery smiths, the pride of all his friends.

And half the force you were at.

The last dread DAC. We must cover out a walk. Bring them back to me, O Undertaker's Horse, with your mane unhogged and flowing.

And your curious way of going and that business like black crimping of your.

Tail even with a beauty on your back, sir.

Patient as a lady's hack, sir, what wonder when I meet you I turn pale. It may be you wait your time, beast, till I write my last bad rhyme.

Beast, quit the sunlight, cut the rhyme.

And drop the glass. Follow after with the others where some.

Dusky heathen smothers us with marigolds in.

Lieu of English grass, or for chance.

In years to follow, I shall watch.

Your plump sides hollow, see carnifast gone, lane become a coarse, see old age at last, or power you and the.

Station back devour you.

I shall chuckle, then.

O, Undertaker's horse.

But to insult job and quest, I've.

Still the hideously suggestive trot that hammers out the unrelenting text, and I hear it hard behind me. In what place, sore? I'll find me sure to catch you sooner or later. Who's the next?

Thank you for joining us for Cowboy Classics with Scott Paladin. Our work tonight was The Undertaker's Horse by Rudyard Kipling. I have been your host, Scott Paladin, and this has been a production of the Library of Cursed Knowledge podcast Network.