THE KEY TO FAIRYLAND.

The trees have magic doorways

Down into Fairy-land,

Yet nobody, but only me,

Has time to understand

That if _we_ knew the magic,

If _we_ could work it too,

We could creep down to Fairy-town

And do as fairies do.

The keys are four-leaved clovers;

They're not so hard to get--

Just creep about and search them out,

And don't mind getting wet;

But oh! I wish the fairies

Weren't _quite_ so secrety;

I've tried and tried, but _still_ they hide

The key-holes for each key.

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Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, May 21, 1919 · 第 33 / 40 题