|26.| — |You, proud Queen, may | — | | | |sit on your throne. | | |27.| — |While we, your | — | | | |messengers, go and | | | | |come. | | |28.|Go to the woods and | — | — | | |gather flowers. | | | |29.| — | — | — | |30.| — |The ball is mine, and | — | | | |none of thine. | | |31.| — |You are the fair lady | — | | | |to sit on. | | |32.| — |And we’re black gip- | — | | | |sies to go and come. | | |33.| — | — | — | |34.| — | — | — | |35.|Cats and kittens, bide| — | — | | |within. | | | |36.|We young ladies walk | — | — | | |out and in. | | | |37.| — | — | — | |38.| — | — | — | |39.| — | — | — | +---+----------------------+----------------------+----------------------+