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JANE AUSTEN

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|-valign="top" |width=40%| |width=60% colspan=2|And that to me will be fun. |-valign="top" |Chorus) |colspan=2|Be fun, be fun, be fun. |- | colspan=3|Enter Cook |-valign="top" |width=40%|Cook) |width=60% colspan=2|Here is the bill of fare. |-valign="top" |Chloe reads) | |2 Ducks, a leg of beef, a stinking partridge, and a tart.—I will have the leg of beef and the partridge.
exit Cook
And now I will sing another song. |-valign="top" | |colspan=2|I am going to have my dinner,
After which I shan't be thinner,
I wish I had here Strephon
For he would carve the partridge if it should be a tough one. |-valign="top" |Chorus) |colspan=2|Tough one, tough one, tough one
For he would carve the partridge if it
Should be a tough one.
Exit Chloe and Chorus.—

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