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Ting long!" How sweetly ringeth and calleth that bell. "To sleep  to dreams, O little lambs!" it seemeth to call. TING LONG HOW SWEETLY RINGETH AND CALLETH THAT BELL SLEEP TO DREAMS O LITTLE LAMBS IT SEEMETH TO CALL
 going to happen. Hush, little curl! make no noise; we will let you peep out at the wonderful sights, but you must not tell the others about it; let them sleep, snuggled close together. The locomotive is ready to start. Can you not hear it? "Shug-chug! Shug-chug! Shug-chug!" That is what the locomotive is saying, all to itself. It knoweth how pleasant a journey it is about to make. "Shug-chug! Shug-chug! Shug-chug!" Oh, many a time hath it proudly swept over prairie and hill, over river and plain, through sleeping gardens and drowsy cities, swiftly and quietly, bearing the little ones to the far, pleasant valley where lieth Shut-Eye Town. "Shug-chug! Shug-chug! Shug-chug!" So sayeth the locomotive to itself at the station in Bedtime-ville; for it knoweth how fair and far a journey is before it. Then a bell soundeth. Surely my little one heareth the bell! "Ting-long! Ting-a-long! Ting-long!" So soundeth the bell, and it seemeth to invite you to sleep and dreams. "Ting-long! Ting-a-long! T GET AWAY HERE IS A CURL THAT PEEPETH OUT TO SEE WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN HUSH LITTLE CURL MAKE NO NOISE WE WILL LET YOU PEEP OUT AT THE WONDERFUL SIGHTS BUT YOU MUST NOT TELL THE OTHERS ABOUT IT LET THEM SLEEP SNUGGLED CLOSE TOGETHER THE LOCOMOTIVE IS READY TO START CAN YOU NOT HEAR IT SHUG CHUG SHUG CHUG SHUG CHUG THAT IS WHAT THE LOCOMOTIVE IS SAYING ALL TO ITSELF IT KNOWETH HOW PLEASANT A JOURNEY IT IS ABOUT TO MAKE SHUG CHUG SHUG CHUG SHUG CHUG O MANY A TIME HATH IT PROUDLY SWEPT OVER PRAIRIE AND HILL OVER RIVER AND PLAIN THROUGH SLEEPING GARDENS AND DROWSY CITIES SWIFTLY AND QUIETLY BEARING THE LITTLE ONES TO THE FAR PLEASANT VALLEY WHERE LIETH SHUT I TOWN SHUG CHUG SHUG CHUG SHUG CHUG SO SAITH THE LOCOMOTIVE TO ITSELF AT THE STATION IN BEDTIMEVILLE FOR IT KNOWETH HOW FAIR AND FAR A JOURNEY IS BEFORE IT THEN A BELL SOUNDETH SURELY MY LITTLE ONE HEARETH THE BELL TING LONG TINGA LONG TING LONG SO SOUNDETH THE BELL AND IT SEEMETH TO INVITE YOU TO SLEEP IN DREAMS TING LONG TING ALONG
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