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Two little darlings alone	A
Clinging hand in hand	B
Two little girls come out	C
To see the wonderful land	B
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Here round the flaring stalls	D
They stand wide eyed in the throng	E
While the great the eloquent huckster	F
Perorates loud and long	E
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They watch those thrice blessed mortals	G
The dirty guzzling boys	H
Who partake of dates periwinkles	H
Ices and other joys	H
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And their little mouths go wide open	I
At some of the brilliant sights	H
That little darlings may see in the road	J
Of Edgware on Saturday nights	H
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The eldest's name is Susannah	K
She was four years old last May	L
And Mary Jane the youngest	M
Is just three years old to day	L
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And I know all about their cat and	N
Their father and mother too	O
And Pigshead their only brother	F
Who got his head jammed in the flue	O
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And they know several particulars	H
Of a similar sort of me	P
For we went up and down together	F
For over an hour we three	P
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And Susannah walked beside me	P
As became the wiser and older	F
Fast to one finger but Mary Jane	Q
Sat solemnly up on my shoulder	F
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And we bought some sweets and a monkey	P
That climbed up a stick quite nice	H
And then last we adjourned for refreshments	H
And the ladies had each an ice	H
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And Susannah's ice was a pink one	I
And she sucked it up so quick	R
But Mary Jane silently proffered	S
Her ice to me for a lick	R
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And then we went home to mother	F
And we found her upon the floor	T
And father was trying to balance	H
His shoulders against the door	T
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And Susannah said O and Please sir	F
We'll go in ourselves sir And	N
We kissed one another and parted	U
And they stole in hand in hand	B
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And it's O for my two little darlings	H
I never shall see again	V
Though I stand for the whole night watching	W
And crying here in the rain	Q

Francis William Lauderdale Adams

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