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No. 10 - Chorus - "Prizes"
| Chorus: | Now the speechifying's done, And the prizes we have won Have been given for our labour and invention, Quite a number of us rise To the honour of a prize, And the rest have each an honourable mention. |
| Ladies: | Some have presentation spades, Trowels, too, with plated blades, |
| Men: | Or artistic copper cans for holding water. |
| Ladies: | There are prizes ranging up To the College silver cup, |
| Men: | Which the Countess should have given to her daughter. |
| All: | Now the speechifying's done, And the prizes we have won Have been given for our labour and invention, Quite a number of us rise To the honour of a prize, And the rest have each an honourable mention. Quite a number of us rise To a prize. |
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