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He thought he saw an Elephant	A
That practised on a fife	B
He looked again and found it was	C
A letter from his wife	B
'At length I realise ' he said	D
The bitterness of Life '	E
	-
He thought he saw a Buffalo	F
Upon the chimney piece	G
He looked again and found it was	C
His Sister's Husband's Niece	G
'Unless you leave this house ' he said	D
I'll send for the Police '	-
	-
He thought he saw a Rattlesnake	H
That questioned him in Greek	I
He looked again and found it was	C
The Middle of Next Week	I
'The one thing I regret ' he said	D
'Is that it cannot speak '	-
	-
He thought he saw a Banker's Clerk	J
Descending from the bus	K
He looked again and found it was	C
A Hippopotamus	K
'If this should stay to dine ' he said	D
'There won't be much for us '	-
	-
He thought he saw a Kangaroo	L
That worked a coffee mill	M
He looked again and found it was	C
A Vegetable Pill	M
'Were I to swallow this ' he said	D
'I should be very ill '	-
	-
He thought he saw a Coach and Four	N
That stood beside his bed	D
He looked again and found it was	C
A Bear without a Head	D
'Poor thing ' he said 'poor silly thing	O
It's waiting to be fed '	-
	-
He thought he saw an Albatross	P
That fluttered round the lamp	Q
He looked again and found it was	C
A Penny Postage Stamp	Q
'You'd best be getting home ' he said	D
'The nights are very damp '	-
	-
He thought he saw a Garden Door	N
That opened with a key	R
He looked again and found it was	C
A Double Rule of Three	R
'And all its mystery ' he said	D
'Is clear as day to me '	-
	-
He thought he saw a Argument	A
That proved he was the Pope	S
He looked again and found it was	C
A Bar of Mottled Soap	S
'A fact so dread ' he faintly said	D
'Extinguishes all hope '	-

Lewis Carroll

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