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| + | Pray, what is all this vast to do | ||
| + | which runs each street & Alley through? | ||
| + | It is the departure of old Q. | ||
| + | The star of Piccadilly | ||
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| + | The King (god Bless Him) gave a 'whew | ||
| + | What? Two Dukes dead, a third gone too? | ||
| + | What? What? could nothing save old Q | ||
| + | The star of Piccadilly? | ||
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| + | Thank Heaven, He's gone,exclaims Miss Prue | ||
| + | My Mother and [[underline]]Grand[[/underline]] Mother too | ||
| + | May now walk safe from that vile Q | ||
| + | The star of Piccadilly | ||
Revision as of 18:23, 8 September 2017
On the report of The D. of Qdeletedueensbury[/deleted]]'s Death
Pray, what is all this vast to do which runs each street & Alley through? It is the departure of old Q.
The star of Piccadilly
The King (god Bless Him) gave a 'whew What? Two Dukes dead, a third gone too? What? What? could nothing save old Q
The star of Piccadilly?
Thank Heaven, He's gone,exclaims Miss Prue My Mother and underlineGrand/underline Mother too May now walk safe from that vile Q The star of Piccadilly
