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| There 
                    was a young lady from Hyde who ate some green apples and died.
 The apples fermented
 inside the lamented
 and made cider inside 
                    her inside.
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| Our 
                    favourite teacher, Miss Rockey, wanted to train a jockey.
 But, sad to recall,
 she grew far too tall.
 So now she teaches 
                    us hockey.
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| There 
                    was a young girl from Hyde who fell down a hole and died.
 Her unfortunate mother
 tripped up on another
 and now they're 
                    interred side by side.
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| There 
                    was a young cannibal from Kew whose girlfriend said. 'I'll 
                    be true,
 but please understand
 that along with my hand
 the 
                    rest of me come with it, too'
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| A javelin 
                    thrower called Vickyfound the grip of her javelin sticky.
 When it came to the throw
 she just couldn't let go -
 making 
                    judging the distance quite tricky.
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| There 
                    was a young lady one fall who wore a newspaper dress to a 
                    ball.
 The dress caught fire
 and burned her entire
 front page, 
                    sporting section and all.
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| There 
                    was a young lady from Niger, who smiled as she rode on a tiger.
 They returned from the ride
 with the lady inside,
 and the 
                    smile on the face of the tiger.
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| There 
                    once was a lady named Perkins who simply doted on gherkins
 they were so nice
 she ate
 too much spice
 and pickled her internal 
                    workins.
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| There 
                    once was a lady named Lynn who was so uncommonly thin,
 that 
                    when she assayed
 to drink lemonade,
 she slipped through the 
                    straw and fell in.
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| There 
                    once was a man from Great Britain who interrupted two girls 
                    at their knittin'.
 Said he with a sigh,
 'That park bench, 
                    well I
 just painted it right where you've sittin.'
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