 | CHAPTER V.
THE PARROT IN HIS SHAWL. Mopsa the Fairy |  |
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[Yet my fair lady's my own, own lady]
Yet my fair lady's my own, own lady,For I passed another day;
While making her moan, she sat all alone,
And thus and thus did she say:
‘John, John Brady,’
Quoth my dear lady,
‘Do now, do now, once more woo now,
Pray, John, pray!’
| CHAPTER V.
THE PARROT IN HIS SHAWL. Mopsa the Fairy | |