The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll with an introduction by Alexander Woollcott and the illustrations by John Tenniel |
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DOUBLE ACROSTIC
Two little girls near London dwell,
More naughty than I like to tell.
More naughty than I like to tell.
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Upon the lawn the hoops are seen:The balls are rolling on the green.
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The Thames is running deep and wide:And boats are rowing on the tide.
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In winter-time, all in a row,The happy skaters come and go.
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“Papa!” they cry, “Do let us stay!”He does not speak, but says they may.
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“There is a land,” he says, “my dear,Which is too hot to skate, I fear.”
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