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The Lobster Crawl
Miss Dolly Dip one evening
strolled
On lurid Lobster Lane ;
"An idea for a dance," she cried,
"This walk is not in vain."
She issued invitations for
A novel kind of ball,
And asked the men to come in red,
To dancfi the "lobster crawl."
"Don't be offended," Dolly said,
"When I say 'lobsters, crawl ! ' "
The laughing guests all followed
her.
And answered. "Not at all."
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St Valentine's Day.
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