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Apologies to Alfred Lord Tennyson
| by Norman Dengate |
On either side the river comes the market every week,
A myriad of tents and stalls with everything you seek. Look there, the jolly fat man, selling cooking pans and pots And next to him the vegetables, and the Lady selling onions and Shallots © Norman Dengate |
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