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The shoemaker dances in the morning when he makes the children shoes; the wind and the rain gave him a warning, but he didn't know which to choose. "Oh, please will you marry me, Rowena, and I'll shower you with silver and gold;" "No, I could never marry such a dreamer, because a dreamer's heart is cold." "I'm going to the station in the morning, with a loaf of bread and a stone; I'll leave my happy home without a warning, and I'll travel west alone. I'll build me a house in California with a hammer and a nail; you can't get your freedom by destruction, because destruction is a jail." ___________________________________________________________
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