Songs of a Savoyard by Sir W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert
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page 102 of 131 (77%)
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And it is quite agreed on mine!
All said and done, It's little I Against a throng. I'm only one, And possibly I may be wrong! Ballad: Put A Penny In The Slot If my action's stiff and crude, Do not laugh, because it's rude. If my gestures promise larks, Do not make unkind remarks. Clockwork figures may be found Everywhere and all around. Ten to one, if I but knew, You are clockwork figures too. And the motto of the lot, "Put a penny in the slot!" Usurer, for money lent, Making out his cent per cent - Widow plump or maiden rare, Deaf and dumb to suitor's prayer - |
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