2 When something something alosing theirs,
3 bAnd blaming it on you,
4 Something something,
5 And lose and something,
6 cAnd never even count your loss,
7 And something,
8 And something else,
9 dThen the world something something,
10 And eeverything that's in it,
11 And what's more something,
12 You'll be a fman, my son,
13 Or something like that.
CHAPTER 161 Hath not a gJew eyes?
2 Something something,
3 If you hprick him,
4 iDoes he not bleed?
5 Something something,
6 jSomething pound of flesh,
7 Something something,
8 Or something like that.
CHAPTER 171 The sun was shining on the sea,
2 kSomething something,
3 Said the lwalrus to the mcarpenter,
4 nSomething osomething psomething,
5 qSomething rsomething,
6 The stime has come, the twalrus said,
7 uTo talk of many things,
8 Of something something vceiling wax,
9 And wcabbages and xkings,
10 yAnd something something boiling hot,
11 zAnd why do pigs have wings?
12 aaSomething something,
13 And this was scarcely odd,
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14 bbBecause they'd eaten every one.
CHAPTER 181 It is an ancient mariner;
2 He stoppeth one of three;
3 Something something wedding guest,
4 Something something,
5 ccI shot the albatross!
6 Something something,
7 The furrow followed free.
8 Something water everywhere, and not a drop to drink,
9 He prayeth best something something
10 Who something something loveth best,
11 All things both ddgreat and eesmall,
12 Something something,
13 Something something,
14 A sadder and a wiser man, Something something morn.
CHAPTER 191 ffSomething my children and you shall hear,
2 Of the midnight ride of ggPaul Revere,
3 Something something,
4 One if by land,
5 And two if by sea,
6 Something something,
7 And so forth,
8 And so on.
CHAPTER 201 The quality of mercy is not hhstrained,
2 Something something as the rain from heaven,
3 Upon the place beneath.
4 Something something,
5 iiIt is twice blessed;
6 Something something,
7 And so forth,
8 And so on.
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