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To sing of King Cophetua / I am indeed unwilling, / For none of his adventures are / Particularly thrilling; / Nor, as I hardly need to mention, / Am I addicted to invention.
The story of his roving eye, / You must already know it, / Since it has been narrated by / Lord Tennyson, the poet; / I could a moving tale unfold, / But it has been so often told.