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Some time ago ere we were born or thought of	A
There lived a little girl who liked to roam	B
Through lonely woods and lanes unknown unsought of	A
Such folk who like to stop and stay at home	B
She found out curious things in all her travel	C
And one of her adventures I will tell	D
Once in a wood she saw a path of gravel	C
Which led to a small cottage in a dell	D
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And as the door stood open in walked boldly	E
This child whose name was Silverlocks I'm told	F
There was nobody there to treat her coldly	E
No friend to call her back no nurse to scold	F
She found herself within a parlour charming	G
And there upon the table there were placed	H
Three basins sending up a smell so warming	G
That she at once felt hungry and must taste	H
The largest basin first but hot and biting	G
The soup was in it and the second too	I
The smallest basin tasted so inviting	G
That up she ate it all with small ado	I
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And next she saw three chairs and tried to sit in	J
The biggest but it was too hard and high	K
The middle one she scarcely seemed to fit in	J
But in the smallest chair sat easily	E
And rocked herself her ease and comfort taking	G
Singing the pretty songs she knew so well	D
When oh the little chair cracked loud and breaking	G
Gave way all suddenly and down she fell	D
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Ah well she thought there may be beds to lie on	L
Upstairs I think I'll go at once and see	E
And so there were she said aloud I'll try one	M
For I am tired and sleepy as can be	E
The biggest bed was not of feathers surely	E
It was so hard and so she tried the next	N
And found it little better but securely	E
She slept upon the smallest one unvext	N
The little house belonged to bears not persons	O
The Father Bear so very rough and large	P
The Mother Bear I have known many worse ones	O
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And then the little Cub their only charge	P
They had gone for a walk before their dinner	Q
Returning Father growled Who's touched my soup	R
Who's touched my soup said Mother with voice thinner	Q
But mine said little Cub is finished up	S
They turned to draw their chairs a little nearer	Q
Who's sat in my chair growled the Father Bear	T
Who's sat in my chair said the Mother clearer	Q
And squeaked the little Cub Who's broken my small chair	T
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They rushed upstairs and Father Bruin growling	G
Cried out Who's lain upon my bed	N
Who's lain on mine cried Mother Bruin howling	G
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But some one lies on mine the small Bear said	N
We'll kill the child and eat her for our dinner	Q
The Father growled but said the Mother No	U
For supper she shall be and I will skin her	Q
No said the little Cub we'll let her go	U
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So Silverlocks in sudden terror flying	G
Reached home and when the Nurse the story hears	V
She says You are in luck there's no denying	G
To get away in safety from THREE BEARS	W

Walter Crane

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