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Of Tattlers in a squeeze; Ramblers in heavy carts and vans, Spectators up in trees.

Butchers on backs of butchers' hacks,

That shambled to and fro !

Bakers intent upon a buck,

Neglectful of the dough!

Change Alley Bears to speculate,
As usual for a fall;

And green and scarlet runners, such
As never climbed a wall!

'Twas strange to think what difference A single creature made;

A single stag had caused a whole
Stagnation in their trade.

Now Huggins from his saddle rose,

And in the stirrups stood; And lo! a little cart that came

Hard by a little wood.

In shape like half a hearse-though not For corpses in the least;

For this contained the deer alive,

And not the dear deceased!

And now began a sudden stir,

And then a sudden shout,
The prison doors were opened wide,
And Robin bounded out!

In shape like half a hearse-though not For corpses in the least;

For this contained the deer alive,

And not the dear deceased!

And now began a sudden stir,

And then a sudden shout,
The prison doors were opened wide,
And Robin bounded out!