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Five O'clock.

Pussy-Cat, Pussy-Cat what do you dream,
Sleeping out there in the Sun?
The Red Cow and the White Cow are out in the Lane;
I guess that the Milking is done.

Pussy-Cat, Pussy-Cat open your Eyes,
And see what your Kitten's about;
She's found a great Rat-Hole that's close to the Step,
And is watching for him to come out.

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Five O'clock.

Five O'clock.