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THE LULU ALPHABET

By Anonymous

NEW YORK:

HOWE & FERRY

1887.

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|A a



                        Stands for Alice,

                   So graceful and fair.



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|B  b



                        For her Bridal,

                   And we were all there.



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|C c



                        For us Children,

                   As gay as e'er seen.



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|D  d



                        The fine Dance

                   We had on the green.



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|E e



                        For Eliza,

                   Who joined us at that.



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|F f



                        The gay Feather

                   She wore in her hat.



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|G  g



                        For the Grapes,

                   Much better than wine.



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|H h



                        For the Harp

                   Alice played on 'Lang syne.'



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|I  i



                        For the Image

                   That stood in the hall.



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|J  j



                        Is young James,

                   Who played with us all.



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|K k



                        For the Kite,

                   With colors so gay.



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|L  l



                        For the Lady

                   In costly array.



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|M  m



                        For the Melon,

                   Brought in by a Friend.



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|N  n



                        The bright Nosegay

                   The bridegroom did send.



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|O  o



                        For the Oranges,

                   Delicious and sweet.



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|P  p



                        For young Patty,

                   So cheerful and neat.



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|Q   q



                   For the Quinces,

                   All set in a row,



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|R  r



                   The large Raspberries;

                        O! what a show!



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|S  s



                        For the Slipper,

                   One held in her hand.



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|T t



                        The great Trumpet,

                   That sounded so grand.



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|U u



                        For my Uncle,

                   Who blew the loud blast.



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|V  v



                        The grand villa,

                   In which this all passed.



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|W  w



                        The Watch,

                   That dear Alice wore.



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|X  x



                        For king Xerxes,

                   Who now lives no more.



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|Y  y



                        For our Yeoman,

                   And with him did come,



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|Z  z



                        The good Zebra

                   To bring us all home.








