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The boy had sold them all the tallest tale.
As whoppers go this colossal canard Created such a search as for a grail. And then the boy perished in his petard. He told them all of this bodacious beast That killed and carried off small Sally Sue And in the morning mist had a fine feast. He chased, he said, until the truth broke through. A cloud covered this teeny tiny town And searching parties scanned throughout the wood. The boy had helped small Sally Sue to drown; The corpse found in the river where it stood. The simple souls believed the boy possessed And drowned him too, while on his chest they pressed.
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