large/1281/lovesongs_sv_librivox_64kb_mp3/love-songs_field_17_64kb_4
large/1281/lovesongs_sv_librivox_64kb_mp3/love-songs_field_17_64kb
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THE STORK Last night the Stork came stalking, And, Stork, beneath your wing Lay, lapped in dreamless slumber, The tiniest little thing! THE STORK LAST NIGHT THE STORK CAME STALKING AND STORK BENEATH YOUR WING LAY LAPPED IN DREAMLESS SLUMBER THE TINIEST LITTLE THING
brings us toils and pains and wounds For charming Sissy Knott!" But Sissy Knott still wailed and wept, And still her fate reviled; For who could patch her dolly up-- Who, who could mend her child? Then out her doting mother came, And soothed her daughter then; "Grieve not, my darling, I will sew Your dolly up again!" Joy soon succeeded unto grief, And tears were soon dried up, And dignities were heaped upon Clow's noble yellow pup. Him all that goodly company Did as deliverer hail-- They tied a ribbon round his neck, Another round his tail. And every anniversary day Upon the Waller Lot They celebrate the victory won For charming Sissy Knott. And I, the poet of these folk, Am ordered to compile This truly famous history In good old ballad style. Which having done as to have earned The sweet rewards of fame, In what same style I did begin I now shall end the same. So let us sing: Long live the King, Long live the Queen and Jack, Long live the ten-spot and the ace, And also all the pack.   LOVE THE STORK FROM LOVE SONGS OF CHILDHOOD THIS IS A LIP OF OX RECORDING ALL LIBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT L I B R I VIO X DATAWORGI RECORDING WESQUID VAJLOKHOVA LOVE SONGS OF CHILDHOOD BY EUGENE FIELD 
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