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Pictures and songs for little children (1886)

New York : E.P. Dutton · leaf 149

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DOLLY-TOWN. Have you ever been down to Dolly-TownThe sight will do you good.There the dollies walk,And the dollies talk,And they ride aboutIn a grand turn-out,With a coachman thinWho is made of tin,And a footman made of wood. DOLLY-TOWN. There are very fine houses in Dolly-Town, Red and green and… … But the prettiest sight in Dolly-TownThat place of great renown, —Is no dolly at all,Though so neat and small. DOLLY-TOWN. If youve time to spare,Go on tiptoe there ;See the wee, wee girl,The rose, the pearl,Who is Queen of Dolly-Town ! GEORGE COOPER.

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