“Then Pa, who had seen the occurrence,
And didn't know what to do next,
Said "Mother! Yon Lion's 'et Albert,"
And Mother said "Well, I am vexed!"”

— Marriott Edgar

"The Lion and Albert", line 33.
Albert, 'Arold and Others (1938)

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British poet 1880–1951

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