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Two Gray Kits

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Two Gray Kits by Mother Goose

  The two gray kits,
And the gray kits' mother,
  All went over
The bridge together.

The bridge broke down,
  They all fell in;
"May the rats go with you,"
  Says Tom Bolin.

Form: Nursery Rhyme

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