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\begin{verse}
Oh roar a roar for Nora,\\
Nora Alice in the night,\\
For she has seen aurora\\
Borealis burning bright\\
\vspace{\baselineskip}
Oh roar a roar for Nora,\\
And for borealis seen,\\
For where throughout the winter\\
has our borealis been?\\
\hspace{0.75 in} {\em - Walt Kelly}
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As I was walking to Saint Ives I met a man with seven wives.
Every wife had seven sacks. And every sack had seven cats!
How many were going to Saint Ives?
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\item man
\begin{enumerate}
\item wife
\begin{enumerate}
\item sack
\begin{enumerate}
\item cat \item cat \item cat \item cat \item cat \item cat \item cat
\end{enumerate}
\item sack {\em with cats}
\item sack {\em with cats}
\item sack {\em with cats}
\item sack {\em with cats}
\item sack {\em with cats}
\item sack {\em with cats}
\end{enumerate}
\item wife {\em with sacks}
\item wife {\em with sacks}
\item wife {\em with sacks}
\item wife {\em with sacks}
\item wife {\em with sacks}
\item wife {\em with sacks}
\end{enumerate}
\end{enumerate}
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