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Versified by Mrs Clara Doty Bates	A
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Silver Locks was a little girl	B
Lovely and good	C
She strayed out one day	D
And got lost in the wood	C
And was lonely and sad	E
Till she came where there stood	C
The house which belonged to the Bears	F
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She pulled the latch string	G
And the door opened wide	H
She peeped softly first	I
And at last stepped inside	H
So tired her little feet	J
Were that she cried	H
And so hungry she sobbed to herself	K
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She did not know	L
Whether to stay or to go	L
But there were three chairs	F
Standing all in a row	L
And there were three bowls	M
Full of milk white as snow	L
And there were three beds by the wall	N
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But the Father Bear's chair	O
Was too hard to sit in it	P
And the Mother Bear's chair	O
Was too hard to sit in it	P
But the Baby Bear's chair	O
Was so soft in a minute	Q
She had broken it all into pieces	R
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And the Father Bear's milk	S
Was too sour to drink	T
And the Mother Bear's milk	S
Was too sour to drink	T
But the Baby Bear's milk	S
Was so sweet only think	T
When she tasted she drank it all up	U
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And the Father Bear's bed	V
Was as hard as a stone	W
And the Mother Bear's bed	V
Was as hard as a stone	W
But the Baby Bear's bed	V
Was so soft she lay down	X
And before she could wink was asleep	Y
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By and by came the scratch	Z
Of old Father Bear's claw	A2
And the fumbling knock	B2
Of old Mother Bear's paw	A2
And the latch string flew up	U
And the Baby Bear saw	A2
That a stranger had surely been there	O
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Then Father Bear cried	H
Who's been sitting in my chair	O
And Mother Bear cried	H
Who's been sitting in my chair	O
And Baby Bear smiled	C2
Who's been sitting in my chair	O
And broken it all into pieces	R
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Then Father Bear growled	D2
Who's been tasting of my milk	S
And Mother Bear growled	D2
Who's been tasting of my milk	S
And Baby Bear wondered	E2
Who's tasted of my milk	S
And tasting has drank it all up	U
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And Father Bear roared	F2
Who's been lying on my bed	V
And Mother Bear roared	F2
Who's been lying on my bed	V
And Baby Bear laughed	G2
Who's been lying on my bed	V
O here she is fast asleep	Y
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The savage old Father Bear cried	H
Let us eat her	H2
The savage old Mother Bear cried	H
Let us eat her	H2
But the Baby Bear said	V
Nothing ever was sweeter	H2
Let's kiss her and send her home	I2

Clara Doty Bates

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