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Old Mother Goose when	A
She wanted to wander	B
Would ride through the air	C
On a very fine gander	B
	-
Mother Goose had a house	D
'Twas built in a wood	E
Where an owl at the door	F
For sentinel stood	E
	-
This is her son Jack	G
A plain looking lad	H
He is not very good	E
Nor yet very bad	H
	-
She sent him to market	I
A live goose he bought	J
Here mother says he	K
It will not go for nought	J
	-
Jack's goose and her gander	B
Grew very fond	J
They'd both eat together	B
Or swim in one pond	J
	-
Jack found one morning	L
As I have been told	J
His goose had laid him	M
An egg of pure gold	J
	-
Jack rode to his mother	B
The news for to tell	N
She call'd him a good boy	O
And said it was well	N
	-
Jack sold his gold egg	P
To a rogue of a Jew	Q
Who cheated him out of	R
The half of his due	Q
	-
Then Jack went a courting	L
A lady so gay	S
As fair as the lily	K
And sweet as the May	S
	-
The Jew and the Squire	T
Came behind his back	G
And began to belabour	T
The sides of poor Jack	G
	-
The old Mother Goose	U
That instant came in	V
And turned her son Jack	G
Into fam'd Harlequin	W
	-
She then with her wand	J
Touch'd the lady so fine	X
And turn'd her at once	Y
Into sweet Columbine	X
	-
The gold egg into the sea	K
Was thrown then	A
When Jack jump'd in	V
And got the egg back again	A
	-
The Jew got the goose	U
Which he vow'd he would kill	Z
Resolving at once	Y
His pockets to fill	Z
	-
Jack's mother came in	V
And caught the goose soon	A2
And mounting its back	G
Flew up to the moon	A2

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