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Three jolly Farmers	A
Once bet a pound	B
Each dance the others would	C
Off the ground	B
Out of their coats	D
They slipped right soon	E
And neat and nicesome	F
Put each his shoon	E
One Two Three	G
And away they go	H
Not too fast	I
And not too slow	H
Out from the elm tree's	D
Noonday shadow	H
Into the sun	E
And across the meadow	H
Past the schoolroom	F
With knees well bent	J
Fingers a flicking	K
They dancing went	J
Up sides and over	L
And round and round	B
They crossed click clacking	K
The Parish bound	B
By Tupman's meadow	H
They did their mile	M
Tee to tum	F
On a three barred stile	M
Then straight through Whipham	F
Downhill to Week	K
Footing it lightsome	F
But not too quick	K
Up fields to Watchet	H
And on through Wye	N
Till seven fine churches	D
They'd seen slip by	N
Seven fine churches	D
And five old mills	D
Farms in the valley	G
And sheep on the hills	D
Old Man's Acre	L
And Dead Man's Pool	O
All left behind	H
As they danced through Wool	P
And Wool gone by	N
Like tops that seem	F
To spin in sleep	Q
They danced in dream	F
Withy Wellover	L
Wassop Wo	H
Like an old clock	K
Their heels did go	H
A league and a league	K
And a league they went	H
And not one weary	L
And not one spent	H
And log and behold	H
Past Willow cum Leigh	L
Stretched with its waters	D
The great green sea	L
Says Farmer Bates	D
'I puffs and I blows	D
What's under the water	L
Why no man knows '	R
Says Farmer Giles	D
'My mind comes weak	K
And a good man drownded	H
Is far to seek '	R
But Farmer Turvey	S
On twirling toes	D
Up's with his gaiters	D
And in he goes	D
Down where the mermaids	D
Pluck and play	S
On their twangling harps	D
In a sea green day	S
Down where the mermaids	D
Finned and fair	L
Sleek with their combs	D
Their yellow hair	L
Bates and Giles	D
On the shingle sat	H
Gazing at Turvey's	D
Floating hat	H
But never a ripple	T
Nor bubble told	H
Where he was supping	K
Off plates of gold	H
Never an echo	H
Rilled through the sea	D
Of the feasting and dancing	K
And minstrelsy	D
They called called called	H
Came no reply	N
Nought but the ripples'	D
Sandy sigh	N
Then glum and silent	H
They sat instead	H
Vacantly brooding	K
On home and bed	H
Till both together	L
Stood up and said	H
'Us knows not dreams not	H
Where you be	D
Turvey unless	D
In the deep blue sea	D
But axcusing silver	L
And it comes most willing	K
Here's us two paying our forty shilling	K
For it's sartin sure Turvey	S
Safe and sound	H
You danced us a square Turvey	S
Off the ground '	R

Walter De La Mare

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