CS SB)

And ere many months, if the truth must be told,
The Marquis, so mighty in riches, made bold,
And his love to the Monarch confided.

Who his daughter bestowed on the youth with much pleasure,
Having heard of the nobleman’s vast heaps of treasure,
Of the lands which he claimed as his own.

Then Miss Pussy of course as a bridemaid appears,

And receives at the wedding full share of the cheers,
Though but half of her prowess is known.

But in less than a month she got married herself

To a fine palace cat, they say rolling in wealth,
Who she taught on his hind legs to walk.

It was no fault of hers he was weak at a chat,

“It is you, love,’ he said, ‘who so well can do that ;’
So the lady she does all the talk.

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Stokey Fokey.
TOKEY JOKEY, Im the
one
For hot baked taties and lots of
fun,

Waxy, mealy, or underdone,

None better than mine in the
island.

I feed all the people wherever I
halt,

With a dab of good butter, some
pepper and salt,

And I ne’er found a man with
the heart to find fault

With my taties, the best in the island.