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So, with sparrows and owls,
⁠With rats and with dogs,
With ducks and with crows,
⁠With cats and with hogs,

A fine song I have made,
⁠To please you, my dear;
And if it's well sung,
⁠'T will be charming to hear.

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A cat came fiddling ⁠Out of a barn, With a pair of bagpipes ⁠Under her arm; She could sing nothing ⁠But fiddle cum dee, The mouse has married ⁠The bumble-bee; Pipe, cat; dance, mouse: We'll have a wedding ⁠At our good house.