| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 859 |
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the tune of a well-known song, and the children sang the words: `To be there! to be there! Oh, I knew what it was to be there! And when they tore me clothes, Blacked me eyes and broke me nose, Then I knew what it was to be there!' During the singing Bert turned the handles backwards and again brought on the picture of the storm at sea. |
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