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Composed At Rotterdam	A
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I gaze upon a city	B
A city new and strange	C
Down many a watery vista	D
My fancy takes a range	C
From side to side I saunter	E
And wonder where I am	A
And can you be in England	F
And I at Rotterdam	A
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Before me lie dark waters	G
In broad canals and deep	H
Whereon the silver moonbeams	I
Sleep restless in their sleep	H
A sort of vulgar Venice	J
Reminds me where I am	A
Yes yes you are in England	F
And I'm at Rotterdam	A
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Tall houses with quaint gables	K
Where frequent windows shine	L
And quays that lead to bridges	M
And trees in formal line	L
And masts of spicy vessels	K
From western Surinam	N
All tell me you're in England	F
But I'm in Rotterdam	A
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IV	O
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Those sailors how outlandish	P
The face and form of each	Q
They deal in foreign gestures	G
And use a foreign speech	Q
A tongue not learn'd near Isis	J
Or studied by the Cam	A
Declares that you're in England	F
And I'm at Rotterdam	A
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V	O
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And now across a market	R
My doubtful way I trace	S
Where stands a solemn statue	T
The Genius of the place	S
And to the great Erasmus	J
I offer my salaam	N
Who tells me you're in England	F
But I'm at Rotterdam	A
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VI	O
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The coffee room is open	U
I mingle in its crowd	V
The dominos are noisy	O
The hookahs raise a cloud	V
The flavor none of Fearon's	O
That mingles with my dram	A
Reminds me you're in England	F
And I'm at Rotterdam	A
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VII	O
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Then here it goes a bumper	E
The toast it shall be mine	L
In schiedam or in sherry	O
Tokay or hock of Rhine	L
It well deserves the brightest	W
Where sunbeam ever swam	A
The Girl I love in England	F
I drink at Rotterdam	A

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