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Mr Jeremiah Jeffers	A
Owned a pair of spotted heifers	A
These he sold for two pounds ten	B
To Mr Robert Raymond Wren	B
Who reared them in the lucerne paddocks	A
Owned by Mr Martin Maddox	A
And sold them when they grew to cows	A
To Mr Donald David Dowse	A
A grazier Mr Egbert Innes	A
Bought them then for twenty guineas	A
Milked the cows and sold the milk	C
To Mr Stephen Evan Silk	C
Who rents a butter factory	D
From Mr Laurence Lampard Lee	D
Here once a week come for his butter	E
The grocer Mr Roland Rutter	E
Who keeps a shop in Sunny Street	F
Next door to Mr Peter Peat	F
He every afternoon at two	G
Sent his fair daughter Lucy Loo	G
To Mr Rutter's shop to buy	H
Such things as were not priced too high	H
Especially a shilling tin	I
Of Fuller's Food for Folk Too Thin	I
This food was bought for Lucy Loo	G
A girl of charming manners who	G
Was much too pale and much too slight	J
To be a very pleasant sight	J
When Lucy Loo beheld the butter	E
Stocked by Mr Roland Rutter	E
She said I'll have a pound of that	K
She had it and thenceforth grew fat	K
We now we go back to Mr Jeffers	A
Who sold the pair of spotted heifers	A
He had a son James Edgar John	L
A handsome lad to gaze upon	L
Who had now reached that time of life	M
When young men feel they need a wife	M
But no young girl about the place	A
Exactly had the kind of face	A
That seemed to suit James Edgar John	L
A saddening thing to think upon	L
For he grew sad and sick of life	M
Because he could not find a wife	M
One day young James was passing by	H
A look of sorrow in his eye	H
The shop of Mr Roland Rutter	E
When Lucy Loo came out with butter	E
At once James Edgar John said That	K
Is just the girl for me She's fat	K
He offered her his heart and hand	N
And prospects of his father's land	N
The Reverend Saul Sylvester Slight	J
Performed the simple marriage rite	J
The happy couple went their way	O
And lived and loved unto this day	O
Events cannot be far foreseen	P
And all ths joy might not have been	I
If Mr Jeremiah Jeffers	A
Had kept his pair of spotted heifers	A

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis

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