The document contains a limerick song with repeating refrains. It describes a fellow named Beebee who wishes to marry Phoebe but must first check the minister's fee. The next verse is about a man from Peru who dreams of eating his shoe and wakes to find it is true. The song ends by requesting another silly and foolish verse be sung.

1. The
Limerick
Song

2. Aye-aye-aye-aye
In China they never grow
chilly
So sing me another verse
That's worse than the
first verse
Make sure that it's
foolish and silly!

3. A certain young fellow
named Beebee
Wished to marry a lady named
Phoebe
But, he said, I must see
What a minister's fee be
Before Phoebe be
Phoebe
Beebee!

4. Aye-aye-aye-aye
In China they never grow
chilly
So sing me another verse
That's worse than the
first verse
Make sure that it's
foolish and silly!

5. There was an old man
From Peru, who dreamed he
was
Eating his shoe. When he
woke
up in fright in the dark of
the night And he found it
was
Perfectly
true!

6. Aye-aye-aye-aye
In China they never grow
chilly
So sing me another verse
That's worse than the
first verse
Make sure that it's
foolish and silly!