Songs of a Savoyard by Sir W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert
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page 125 of 131 (95%)
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And I'm afraid
I've been accustomed to A first-rate table. These things one must consider when one marries - And everything I wear must come from Paris! Oh, think of that! Oh, think of that! I can't wear anything that's not from Paris! From top to toes Quite Frenchified I am, If you examine. And then - who knows? - Perhaps some day a fam - Perhaps a famine! My argument's correct, if you examine, What should we do, if there should come a f-famine! Though in green pea Yourself you needn't stint In July sunny, In Januaree It really costs a mint - A mint of money! No lamb for us - House lamb at Christmas sells At prices handsome: Asparagus, In winter, parallels A Monarch's ransom: When purse to bread and butter barely reaches, |
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