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I	A
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Long by the willow trees	B
Vainly they sought her	C
Wild rang the mother's screams	D
O'er the gray water	C
'Where is my lovely one	E
Where is my daughter	C
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II	A
	-
'Rouse thee sir constable	F
Rouse thee and look	G
Fisherman bring your net	H
Boatman your hook	G
Beat in the lily beds	I
Dive in the brook '	-
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III	A
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Vainly the constable	F
Shouted and called her	C
Vainly the fisherman	J
Beat the green alder	C
Vainly he flung the net	H
Never it hauled her	C
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IV	K
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Mother beside the fire	C
Sat her nightcap in	L
Father in easy chair	M
Gloomily napping	N
When at the window sill	O
Came a light tapping	N
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V	K
	-
And a pale countenance	P
Looked through the casement	H
Loud beat the mother's heart	H
Sick with amazement	H
And at the vision which	Q
Came to surprise her	C
Shrieked in an agony	K
'Lor it's Elizar '	-
	-
VI	K
	-
Yes 'twas Elizabeth	R
Yes 'twas their girl	S
Pale was her cheek and her	C
Hair out of curl	S
'Mother ' the loving one	E
Blushing exclaimed	H
'Let not your innocent	H
Lizzy be blamed	H
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VII	K
	-
'Yesterday going to aunt	H
Jones's to tea	K
Mother dear mother I	K
FORGOT THE DOOR KEY	K
And as the night was cold	H
And the way steep	T
Mrs Jones kept me to	H
Breakfast and sleep '	-
	-
VIII	K
	-
Whether her Pa and Ma	U
Fully believed her	C
That we shall never know	V
Stern they received her	C
And for the work of that	H
Cruel though short night	H
Sent her to bed without	H
Tea for a fortnight	H
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IX	P
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MORAL	F
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Hey diddle diddlety	H
Cat and the Fiddlety	H
Maidens of England take caution by she	K
Let love and suicide	H
Never tempt you aside	H
And always remember to take the door key	K

William Makepeace Thackeray

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