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A for the APPLE	A
or Alphabet pie	B
Which all get a slice of	C
Come taste it try	B
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B is the BABY	D
who gave Mr Bunting	E
Full many a long day's	F
rabbit skin hunting	E
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C for the CAT	G
that played on the fiddle	A
When cows jumped higher than	H
'Heigh Diddle Diddle '	-
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D for the DAME	I
with her pig at the stile	J
'Tis said they got over	K
but not yet a while	J
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E for the Englishman	L
ready to make fast	M
The giant who wanted to	N
have him for breakfast	O
	-
F for the Frog in the story	D
you know	P
Begun with a wooing but	Q
ending in woe	P
	-
G for Goosey Gander	K
who wandered upstairs	R
And met the old man	H
who objected to prayers	R
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H for poor Humpty who	N
after his fall	S
Felt obliged to resign his	T
seat on the wall	S
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I for the Inn where they	U
wouldn't give beer	V
To one with too much	W
and no money I fear	V
	-
J does for poor Jack and	X
also for Jill	Y
Who had so disastrous	Z
a tumble down hill	Y
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	-
K for calm Kitty at dinner	K
who sat	G
While all the good folks	A2
watched the dog the cat	G
	-
L for Little man gun and	X
bullets complete	B2
Who shot the poor duck and	X
was proud of the feat	B2
	-
M for Miss Muffet with	C2
that horrid spider	K
Just dropped into tea and	X
a chat beside her	K
	-
N for the Numerous children	L
they who	N
Were often too much for	D2
their mother in Shoe	N
	-
O the Old person that	G
cobwebs did spy	B
And went up to sweep 'em	E2
Oh ever so high	B
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P for the Pie made of	C
blackbirds to sing	E
A song fit for supper	K
a dish for a king	E
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Q for Queen Anne	H
who sat in the sun	L
Till she more than the lily	D
resembled the bun	L
	-
R stands for Richard	F2
Robert those men	G2
Who didn't get up one	L
fine morning till ten	G2
	-
S for the Snail that showed	H2
wonderful fight	I2
Putting no less than twenty four	D2
tailors to flight	I2
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T stands for Tom the son of	C
the piper	K
May his principles change	J2
as his years grow riper	K
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U for the Unicorn keeping	E
his eye on	K2
The coveted crown and	X
'ts counsel the Lion	L
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V for the Victuals including	E
the drink	L2
The old woman lived on	K2
surprising to think	L2
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W for the WOMAN	L
who not over nice	M2
Made very short work	N2
of the three blind mice	M2
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X is the X	O2
that is found upon buns	P2
Which daughters not liking	E
may come in for sons	P2
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Y for Yankee Doodle	A
of ancient renown	Q2
Both he his pony	D
that took him to town	Q2
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Z for the Zany	D
who looked like a fool	R2
For when he was young	S2
he neglected his school	R2

Walter Crane

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