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The Queen of Flearts.

HE Queen of Hearts oft made jam tarts
Upon a washing-day ;
The Page of Hearts (a knave at heart)
Purloined them—so they say.

The King of Hearts enraged, up starts,
Such baseness to repay ;

At tail of cart he makes him smart,
A knave dubbed from that day.

    

  
     
  

   
   
  

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Tippling Fohn.
IPPLING, ever tippling, bad man John!
You I found in bed with your coat and breeches on;
One boot off, and the other boot half on.
This comes of tippling, bad man John!