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Kind friend you do not know how much	A
I prize this time ly treasure	B
So dainty diligent and such	A
A constant source of pleasure	B
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The man of brains who could invent	C
So true a chrono meter	B
Has set a charming precedent	D
And made a good repeater	B
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It speaks with clear commanding clicks	E
Suggestive of the donor	B
And 'tends to business never sick	F
A bit more than the owner	B
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It goes when I do when I stop	G
As by the dial showing	H
It never lets a second drop	G
But simply keeps on going	H
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It tells me when I am to eat	I
Which isn't necessary	J
When food with me is obsolete	I
I'll be a reliquary	J
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It tells me early when to rise	K
And bother with dejeuner	J
To sally forth and exercise	K
And fill up my porte monnaie	L
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I hear it talking in the night	M
As if it were in clover	J
You've never lost your appetite	M
You've never been run over	J
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It makes me wish that I might live	N
More faithful unto duty	J
And unto others something give	O
Like this bijou of beauty	J
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It holds its hands before its face	P
So very modest is it	Q
So like the people in the place	P
Where I delight to visit	R
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Sometimes I wonder if it cries	K
The course I am pursuing	H
Because it has so many I s	S
And must know what I'm doing	H
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Sometimes I fear it makes me cry	J
No matter and no pity	J
Afraid at last I'll have to die	J
In some far foreign city	J
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It travels with me everywhere	J
And chirrups like a cricket	R
As if it said with anxious air	J
Don't lose your tick tick ticket	R
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Companion of my loneliness	T
Along my journey westward	U
It never leaves me comfortless	T
But has the last and best word	U
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I would not spoil its lovely face	T
And so I go behind it	Q
And hold it like a china vase	T
So careful when I wind it	Q
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A clock is always excellent	D
That has its label on	L
And proves a fine advertisement	D
For Waterbury Conn	L
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Those Yankees ah they never shun	L
A chance to make a dime	V
And counterfeit the very sun	L
In keeping Standard Time	V
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Ah well the little clock has proved	W
The best of all bonanzas	T
And thus my happy heart is moved	W
To these effusive stanzas	T

Hattie Howard

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