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Stung his nose and his knees;

So he very soon went back to Dover。







35。



There was an Old Man of Marseilles;

Whose daughters wore bottle…green veils;

They caught several Fish;

Which they put in a dish;

And sent to their Pa at Marseilles。







36。



There was an Old Person of Cadiz;

Who was always polite to all ladies;

But in handing his daughter;

He fell into the water;

Which drowned that Old Person of Cadiz。







37。



There was an Old Person of Basing;

Whose presence of mind was amazing;

He purchased a steed;

Which he rode at full speed;

And escaped from the people of Basing。







38。



There was an Old Man of Quebec;

A beetle ran over his neck;

But he cried; 〃With a needle;

I'll slay you; O beadle!〃

That angry Old Man of Quebec。







39。



There was an Old Person of Philae;

Whose conduct was scroobious and wily;

He rushed up a Palm;

When the weather was calm;

And observed all the ruins of Philae。







40。



There was a Young Lady of Bute;

Who played on a silver…gilt flute;

She played several jigs;

To her uncle's white pigs;

That amusing Young Lady of Bute。







41。



There was a Young Lady whose nose;

Was so long that it reached to her toes;

So she hired an Old Lady;

Whose conduct was steady;

To carry that wonderful nose。







42。



There was a Young Lady of Turkey;

Who wept when the weather was murky;

When the day turned out fine;

She ceased to repine;

That capricious Young Lady of Turkey。







43。



There was an Old Man of Apulia;

Whose conduct was very peculiar;

He fed twenty sons;

Upon nothing but buns;

That whimsical Man of Apulia。







44。



There was an Old Man with a poker;

Who painted his face with red oker;

When they said; 〃You're a Guy!〃

He made no reply;

But knocked them all down with his poker。







45。



There was an Old Person of Prague;

Who was suddenly seized with the plague;

But they gave him some butter;

Which caused him to mutter;

And cured that Old Person of Prague。







46。



There was an Old Man of the North;

Who fell into a basin of broth;

But a laudable cook;

Fished him out with a hook;

Which saved that Old Man of the North。







47。



There was a Young Lady of Poole;

Whose soup was excessively cool;

So she put it to boil;

By the aid of some oil;

That ingenious Young Lady of Poole。







48。



There was an Old Person of Mold;

Who shrank from sensations of cold;

So he purchased some muffs;

Some furs and some fluffs;

And wrapped himself from the cold。







49。



There was an Old Man or Nepaul;

》From his horse had a terrible fall;

But; though split quite in two;

By some very strong glue;

They mended that Man of Nepaul。







50。



There was an old Man of th' Abruzzi;

So blind that he couldn't his foot see;

When they said; 〃That's your toe;〃

He replied; 〃Is it so?〃

That doubtful old Man of th' Abruzzi。







51。



There was an Old Person of Rhodes;

Who strongly objected to toads;

He paid several cousins;

To catch them by dozens;

That futile Old Person of Rhodes。







52。



There was an Old Man of Peru;

Who watched his wife making a stew;

But once by mistake;

In a stove she did bake;

That unfortunate Man of Peru。







53。



There was an Old Man of Melrose;

Who walked on the tips of his toes;

But they said; 〃It ain't pleasant;

To see you at present;

You stupid Old Man of Melrose。〃







54。



There was a Young Lady of Lucca;

Whose lovers completely forsook her;

She ran up a tree;

And said; 〃Fiddle…de…dee!〃

Which embarassed the people of Lucca。







55。



There was an old Man of Bohemia;

Whose daughter was christened Euphemia;

Till one day; to his grief;

She married a thief;

Which grieved that old Man of Bohemia。







56。



There was an Old Man of Vesuvius;

Who studied the works of Vitruvius;

When the flames burnt his book;

To drinking he took;

That morbid Old Man of Vesuvius。







57。



There was an Old Man of Cape Horn;

Who wished he had never been born;

So he sat on a chair;

Till he died of despair;

That dolorous Man of Cape Horn。







58。



There was an Old Lady whose folly;

Induced her to sit in a holly;

Whereon by a thorn;

Her dress being torn;

She quickly became melancholy。







59。



There was an Old Man of Corfu;

Who never knew what he should do;

So he rushed up and down;

Till the sun made him brown;

That bewildered Old Man of Corfu。







60。



There was an Old Man of the South;

Who had an immoderate mouth;

But in swallowing a dish;

That was quite full of fish;

He was choked; that Old Man of the South。







61。



There was an Old Man of the Nile;

Who sharpened his nails with a file;

Till he cut off his thumbs;

And said calmly; 〃This comes

Of sharpening one's nails with a file!〃







62。



There was an Old Person of Rheims;

Who was troubled with horrible dreams;

So; to keep him awake;

They fed him with cake;

Which amused that Old Person of Rheims。







63。



There was an Old Person of Cromer;

Who stood on one leg to read Homer;

When he found he grew stiff;

He jumped over the cliff;

Which concluded that Person of Cromer。







64。



There was an Old Person of Troy;

Whose drink was warm brandy and soy;

Which he took with a spoon;

By the light of the moon;

In sight of the city of Troy。







65。



There was an Old Man of the Dee;

Who was sadly annoyed by a flea;

When he said; 〃I will scratch it;〃

They gave him a hatchet;

Which grieved that Old Man of the Dee。







66。



There was an Old Man of Dundee;

Who frequented the top of a tree;

When disturbed by the crows;

He abruptly arose;

And exclaimed; 〃I'll return to Dundee。〃







67。



There was an Old Person of Tring;

Who embellished his nose with a ring;

He gazed at the moon;

Every evening in June;

That ecstatic Old Person of Tring。







68。



There was an Old Man on some rocks;

Who shut his wife up in a box;

When she said; 〃Let me out;〃

He exclaimed; 〃Without doubt;

You will pass all your life in that box。〃







69。



There was an Old Man of Coblenz;

The length of whose legs was immense;

He went with one prance;

》From Turkey to France;

That surprising Old Man of Coblenz。







70。



There was an Old Man of Calcutta;

Who perpetually ate bread and butter;

Till a great bit of muffin;

On which he was stuffing;

Choked that horrid old man of Calcutta。







71。



There was an Old Man in a pew;

Whose waistcoat was spotted with blue;

But he tore it in pieces;

To give to his nieces;

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