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Fragments from "The Mysterious Key And What It Opened"

Fragments from "The Mysterious Key And What It Opened"

Love comes to all soon or late,

And maketh gay or sad;

For every bird will find its mate,

And every lass a lad,

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'Y' Are The Maiden Posies

'Y' Are The Maiden Posies

''Y' are the maiden posies,

And so graced,

To be placed

Fore damask roses.

Yet, though thus respected,

By and by

Ye do lie,

Poor girls, neglected.'

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Chingery Wangery Chan

Chingery Wangery Chan

"In China there lived a little man,

His name was Chingery Wangery Chan."

"His legs were short, his feet were small,

And this little man could not walk at all."

"Chingery changery ri co day,

Ekel tekel happy man;

Uron odesko canty oh, oh,

Gallopy wallopy China go."

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Fragments

Fragments

I am the monarch of the Sea,

The ruler of the Queen's Navee,--

When at anchor here I ride,

My bosom swells with pride,

And I snap my fingers at a foeman's taunts.

And so do his sisters, and his cousins, and his aunts

His sisters and his cousins!

Whom he reckons by the dozens,

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Beds To The Front Of Them

Beds To The Front Of Them

"Beds to the front of them,

Beds to the right of them,

Beds to the left of them,

Nobody blundered.

Beamed at by hungry souls,

Screamed at with brimming bowls,

Steamed at by army rolls,

Buttered and sundered.

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Hello! Hello!

Hello! Hello!

"Hello! hello!

Come down below,--

It's lovely and cool

Out here in the pool;

On a lily-pad float

For a nice green boat.

Here we sit and sing

In a pleasant ring;

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Dear Grif

Dear Grif

"Dear Grif,

Here is a whiff

Of beautiful spring flowers;

The big red rose

Is for your nose,

As toward the sky it towers.

"Oh, do not frown

Upon this crown

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Brighter Shone The Golden Shadows

Brighter Shone The Golden Shadows

Brighter shone the golden shadows;

On the cool wind softly came

The low, sweet tones of happy flowers,

Singing little Violet's name.

'Mong the green trees was it whispered,

And the bright waves bore it on

To the lonely forest flowers,

Where the glad news had not gone.

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Chevalita

Chevalita

"Chevalita,

Pretty cretr,

I do love her

Like a brother;

Just to ride

Is my delight,

For she does not

Kick or bite,"

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Clover-Blossom

Clover-Blossom

In a quiet, pleasant meadow,

Beneath a summer sky,

Where green old trees their branches waved,

And winds went singing by;

Where a little brook went rippling

So musically low,

And passing clouds cast shadows

On the waving grass below;

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From Our Happy Home

From Our Happy Home

From our happy home

Through the world we roam

One week in all the year,

Making winter spring

With the joy we bring,

For Christmas-tide is here.

Now the eastern star

Shines from afar

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Gingerbread

Gingerbread

"Gingerbread,

Go to the head.

Your task is done;

A soul is won.

Take it and go

Where muffins grow,

Where sweet loaves rise

To the very skies,

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