How Do You Do?
Author: Clara Louise Kessler
This chart compares versions of the English text of How Do You Do?, as it appears in different publications.
Minor punctuation, capitalization, and spelling differences are shown, in addition to more substantial differences in words, phrases, or verses.
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1. In the leafy treetops the birds sing “Good morning.”n 11. In the leafy treetops, the birds sing “Good morning.”
2They’re first to see the sun, 2They’re first to see the sun.
3They must tell ev’ry one, 3They must tell ev’ryone.
4In the leafy treetops the birds sing “Good morning.” 4In the leafy treetops, the birds sing “Good morning.”
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n 62. In my pretty garden the flowers are nodding, n 62. In my pretty garden, the flowers are nodding.
7“How do you do?” they say, 7“How do you do?” they say.
8“How do you do today?” 8“How do you do today?”
t 9In my pretty garden the flowers are nodding. t 9In my pretty garden, the flowers are nodding.
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