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Three O'clock.

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Three O'clock.

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Three O'clock.

The Peddler-Man is at the Door;
It's Weeks since he was here before.
He gives our little John a Toy,
And says he is a fine, big Boy.
The Mistress buys some Flower Seeds,
And Gretchen gets some Pins and Beads.

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Three O'clock.

Three O'clock.