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Speaking of banks, I'm bound to say / That a bank of tin is far the best, / And I know of one that has stood for years / In a pleasant home away out west.
It has stood for years on the mantelpiece / Between the clock and the Wedgwood plate -- / A wonderful bank, as you'll concede / When you've heard the things I'll now relate.