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There was a Boy whose name was Jim	A
His Friends were very good to him	A
They gave him Tea and Cakes and Jam	B
And slices of delicious Ham	B
And Chocolate with pink inside	C
And little Tricycles to ride	C
And read him Stories through and through	D
And even took him to the Zoo	D
But there it was the dreadful Fate	E
Befell him which I now relate	E
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You know or at least you ought to know	F
For I have often told you so	F
That Children never are allowed	G
To leave their Nurses in a Crowd	G
Now this was Jim's especial Foible	H
He ran away when he was able	H
And on this inauspicious day	I
He slipped his hand and ran away	I
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He hadn't gone a yard when Bang	J
With open Jaws a lion sprang	J
And hungrily began to eat	K
The Boy beginning at his feet	K
Now just imagine how it feels	L
When first your toes and then your heels	L
And then by gradual degrees	M
Your shins and ankles calves and knees	M
Are slowly eaten bit by bit	N
No wonder Jim detested it	N
No wonder that he shouted Hi	O
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The Honest Keeper heard his cry	O
Though very fat he almost ran	P
To help the little gentleman	Q
Ponto he ordered as he came	R
For Ponto was the Lion's name	R
Ponto he cried with angry Frown	S
Let go Sir Down Sir Put it down	S
The Lion made a sudden stop	T
He let the Dainty Morsel drop	T
And slunk reluctant to his Cage	U
Snarling with Disappointed Rage	U
But when he bent him over Jim	A
The Honest Keeper's Eyes were dim	A
The Lion having reached his Head	V
The Miserable Boy was dead	V
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When Nurse informed his Parents they	I
Were more Concerned than I can say	I
His Mother as She dried her eyes	W
Said Well it gives me no surprise	W
He would not do as he was told	X
His Father who was self controlled	X
Bade all the children round attend	Y
To James's miserable end	Y
And always keep a hold of Nurse	Z
For fear of finding something worse	Z

Hilaire Belloc

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