Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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The rats and the mice They stirred such a strife I had to go to London To get me a
wife . The streets were so wide And the lanes were so narrow I had to bring her
home In an old wheelbarrow . The wheelbarrow it broke And give my wife a fall .
The rats and the mice They stirred such a strife I had to go to London To get me a
wife . The streets were so wide And the lanes were so narrow I had to bring her
home In an old wheelbarrow . The wheelbarrow it broke And give my wife a fall .
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A man without a wife Is not worth a wife . an A man who beats his mule will beat
his wife . A man who kicks his dog will kick his wife . Beware of a smiling man .
God made him and therefore let him pass for a man . No man can serve two ...
A man without a wife Is not worth a wife . an A man who beats his mule will beat
his wife . A man who kicks his dog will kick his wife . Beware of a smiling man .
God made him and therefore let him pass for a man . No man can serve two ...
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Dennis ' wife Ruby said for sure and certain they must take the children over to
the near siding to see that happen . So when the day came , Dennis hitched his
still somewhat skittish Sara to his one - horse wagon , loaded wife and children in
...
Dennis ' wife Ruby said for sure and certain they must take the children over to
the near siding to see that happen . So when the day came , Dennis hitched his
still somewhat skittish Sara to his one - horse wagon , loaded wife and children in
...
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