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The Lion And The Unicorn

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The Lion And The Unicorn.                     The Lion and the Unicorn                         Were fighting for the Crown;                     The Lion beat the Unicorn                         All round about the town.                     Some gave them white bread,                         And some gave them brown;                     Some gave them plum-cake,                         And sent them out of town.

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