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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=472221" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Hungry Pity Pete, Five Days Long</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">'Pity' Pete, as hungry as he can be<br>Shot a patridge on a pear tree<br>And took home the fowl to roast<br>With rum he bought for a toast<br>It was winter and Peter had no coat<br>Nor a cosy home, but a shant by the dry moat<br>On his right arm were woods for fire<br>And in his left bills of hungry looking Peter<br>With a ransom on him alive<br>To any who catches him before the guards arrive<br>For Pete at every christmas is a menace<br>That made his Majesty wear all day a grimace<br>'Tis'' said Pete, ' an excellent meal<br>For one lonely soul down the cold dale<br>The meat such a sweet delight<br>With fire and rum to keep me warm all night<br>Then by morrow, straight to the castle for mercy<br>Will i go before his Majesty'<br>But what had 'Pity Pete' done, if you may ask<br>That all, the king now must task<br>To bring him to face so cruel a book<br>For his deeds in every shady nook<br>Lo! On the fifth day to christmas, i was told<br>Did Pete stole five gold rings, which he sold<br>Two for a new pair of boot, and for firewood<br>The rest, traded he for rum and food<br>On the forth day, when farmers were on their beds<br>Went Pity Pete to steal their birds<br>And on the third day, stole he more french fowls<br>Amidst the famers mounting growls<br>That made the king on the second day<br>Summoned both lords and commons without delay<br>To vote what punishment they must dole<br>Yet, that day still, two turtle doves he stole<br>Then on the last day to christmas, hungry as he can be<br>Shot a patridge on a pear tree<br>That made the kids, every christmas sing this song-<br>Hungry Pity Pete, five days long<br>Stole five gold rings<br>Four famers birds<br>Three french hens<br>Two turtle doves<br>And on christmas eve, shot he<br>A patridge on a pear tree!</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Okonkwo+Osamedua.+Allen">Okonkwo Osamedua. Allen</a><div class=q>
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Shot a patridge on a pear tree
And took home the fowl to roast
With rum he bought for a toast
It was winter and Peter had no coat
Nor a cosy home, but a shant by the dry moat
On his right arm were woods for fire..."></div>
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