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w,so she may give me some milk that I may giveto the Cat, so she may give me my long tailagain. Yes, said the baker, Ill give you some bread,But if you eat my meal, Ill cut off your head. The baker gave the Mouse bread, which shebrought to the butcher; the butcher gave theMouse meat, which she… … Oh, I m a goose, and you re a goose, and Oer dusty books for learning lore. we re all geese together. How glad I am—how glad you are—that We wander over hill and dale, all in the we re birds of a feather: sweet June weather, That you re a goose, and I m a goose, While wise folk stay indoors and…
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