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C was a cat,
Who ran after a rat
But his courage did fail
When she seized on his tail.
Who ran after a rat
But his courage did fail
When she seized on his tail.
c!
Crafty old cat!
D
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D was a duck
With spots on his back
Who lived in the water
And always said quack!
With spots on his back
Who lived in the water
And always said quack!
d!
Dear little duck!
