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As you value your pence |
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Upheld in air, the gaudy kite |
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With garlands here the May-Pole crown'd |
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Knuckle down to your Taw |
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Go hide out, and hoop |
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Here hand in hand the boys unite |
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Artful angler baits his hook, The |
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Bereft of all light |
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Shuttle-cock struck, The |
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Ambition here fires every heart |
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Soon as the ring is once compos'd |
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Strike out your man strong |
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Hop short and step false |
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After a sultry summer's day |
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Lads and lasses here are seen, The |
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Poise your hand fairly |
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This lesson observe |
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Ball once struck with art and care, The |
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When the sun's beams have warm'd the air |
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Ball once struck off, The |
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Touch lightly the trap |
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Gamester here his art displays, The |
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With what great force the little ball |
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This stoops down his head |
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Here two naughty boys |
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Serjeant hero here appears, The |
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Here various boys stand round, and soon |
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O'er this hat, and that |
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Tho' some birds, too heedless |
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First make with chalk an oblong square |
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This well-invented game's design'd |
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In quest of his game |
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Great A, B, and C |
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Great E, F, and G |
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Here's great H, and I |
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Here's great K, and L |
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Here's great M, and N |
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So great O, and P |
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Here's great Q, and R |
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So S, T, and U |
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Here's great W, X |
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There's great Y, and Z |
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As the goat went to brouze |
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Stork, thro' misfortune |
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Wanton young shepherd, A |
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Woodman at work, A |
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Bloom of youth upon his cheek is seen, The |
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In silken garb array'd of celestial green |
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Autumn succeed, in flaming yellow clad |
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Winter was last in woolly robes array'd |
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'Tis I who measure vital space |
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