NEW YORK:
HOWE & FERRY
1887.
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A a
Stands for Alice, So graceful and fair.
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B b
For her Bridal, And we were all there.
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C c
For us Children, As gay as e'er seen.
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D d
The fine Dance We had on the green.
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E e
For Eliza, Who joined us at that.
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F f
The gay Feather She wore in her hat.
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G g
For the Grapes, Much better than wine.
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H h
For the Harp Alice played on 'Lang syne.'
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I i
For the Image That stood in the hall.
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J j
Is young James, Who played with us all.
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K k
For the Kite, With colors so gay.
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L l
For the Lady In costly array.
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M m
For the Melon, Brought in by a Friend.
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N n
The bright Nosegay The bridegroom did send.
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O o
For the Oranges, Delicious and sweet.
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P p
For young Patty, So cheerful and neat.
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Q q
For the Quinces, All set in a row,
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R r
The large Raspberries; O! what a show!
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S s
For the Slipper, One held in her hand.
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T t
The great Trumpet, That sounded so grand.
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U u
For my Uncle, Who blew the loud blast.
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V v
The grand villa, In which this all passed.
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W w
The Watch, That dear Alice wore.
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X x
For king Xerxes, Who now lives no more.
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Y y
For our Yeoman, And with him did come,
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Z z
The good Zebra To bring us all home.
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