. The Briar patch . K ^V ^v. n. 151 This is a nickel, five cents.—no more; Twas all that escaped through the tea-house door: Escaped in tlie purse, so slender and small. That paid for the sundaes, drinks, salad, and all. Seen by the eyes so big and blue,— The eyes of tlie maiden, skinny and new, Who went to the little old tea-house: This is a bottle of castor oil. The meddy from which we all recoil. Bought with the nickel, five cents, no more— Five cents that escaped through the tea-house door. Escaped in the purse, so slender and small. Tliat paid for the sundaes, drinks, salad, and all. Seen
. The Briar patch . K ^V ^v. n. 151 This is a nickel, five cents.—no more; Twas all that escaped through the tea-house door: Escaped in tlie purse, so slender and small. That paid for the sundaes, drinks, salad, and all. Seen by the eyes so big and blue,— The eyes of tlie maiden, skinny and new, Who went to the little old tea-house: This is a bottle of castor oil. The meddy from which we all recoil. Bought with the nickel, five cents, no more— Five cents that escaped through the tea-house door. Escaped in the purse, so slender and small. Tliat paid for the sundaes, drinks, salad, and all. Seen by the eyes so big and blue,— The eyes of the maiden, skinny and new, Who went to the little old tea-house:
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