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WE SKIPPED A LIGHT FANDANGO, ç/t/;'11/l/JJJ>Ju /Vjj
TURNED CARTWHEELS 'CROSS THE FLOOR .
I WAS FEELING KIND OF SEASICK,
BUT THE CR0WD CALLED OUT FOR MORE. I •

THE R00M WAS HUMMING HARDER,

AS THE CEILING FLEW AWAY.
WHEN WE CALLED OUT F0R AN0THER DRINK,
THE WAITER BR0UGHT A TRAY.

AND SO IT WAS•THAT LATER,

As THE MILLER T0LD HIS TALE,
THAT HER FACE AT FIRST JUST GH0STLY,
TURN ED A WHITER SHADE OF PALE.

S HE SAIO THERE IS NO REAS0N,

ANO THE TRUTH IS PLAIN T0 SEE
THAT I WANOERED THROUGH MY PLAYING CARDS,
ANO WOULD NOT LET HER BE
ONE 0F SIXTEEN VESTAL VIRGI NS
WH0 WERE LEAVING F0R THE C0AST .
ANO ALTHOUGH MY EYES WERE OPEN,
THEY MIGHT JUST AS WELL HAVE BEEN CL0SED.

AND SO IT WAS LATER,

AS THE MILLER T0LD HIS TALE I
THAT HER FACE AT FIRST JUST GH0STLY I
TURNED A WHITER SHADE 0F PALE.