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Once
upon
a
time
in
a
nursery
rhyme,
there
was
a
castle
with
a
king
hiding
in
a
wing
because
he
never
went
to
school
to
learn
a
single
thing,
he
had
scepters
and
swords
and
a
parliament
of
lords,
but
on
the
inside,
he
was
sad,
egad!
Because
he
never
had
a
wisdom
for
numbers,
a
wisdom
for
words,
though
his
crown
was
quite
immense,
his
brain
was
smaller
than
a
bird's,
so
the
queen
of
the
nation
made
a
royal
proclamation:
"To
the
Missus
and
the
Messieurs,
the
more
or
lessers,
bring
me
all
the
land's
professors!"
and
then
she
went
to
the
hairdressers
and
they
came
from
the
east
and
they
came
from
the
south,
from
each
college
they
poured
knowledge
from
their
brains
into
his
mouth,
but
the
king
couldn't
learn
so
each
professor
met
their
fate
for
the
queen
had
their
heads
removed
and
placed
upon
the
gate
and
on
that
date,
I
state
their
wives
all
got
a
note,
their
mate
was
now
the
late-great.
But
then
suddenly
one
day,
a
stranger
started
in
to
sing,
he
said,
"I'm
the
dirty
rascal
and
I'm
here
to
teach
the
king!"
and
the
queen
clutched
her
jewels
for
she
hated
royal
fools
but
this
fool
had
some
rules
they
really
ought
to
teach
in
schools
like
you'll
be
a
happy
king
if
you
enjoy
the
things
you've
got,
you
should
never
try
to
be
the
kind
of
person
that
you're
not.
So
they
sang
and
they
laughed
for
the
king
had
found
a
friend
and
they
ran
onto
a
rainbow
for
the
story's
perfect
end,
so
the
moral
is
you
mustn't
let
the
outside
be
the
guide,
for
it's
not
so
cut
and
dried,
well,
unless
it's
Dr.
Jekyll
then
you
better
hide,
petrified!
No,
the
truth
can't
be
denied
as
I
now
have
testified,
all
that
really
counts
and
matters
is
the
special
stuff
inside!
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