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Previously on "Rhyming Slang (of a sort)"

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    Are these and recent others your own stuff d? Entertaining if so, but this one was hard work too I should think, unless you are a religious type with all this at your fingertips.

    It's amazing what a bit of research does turn up to inspire stories, eg recently I found out that one of the knights of the round table was a Sir Lucan who had a favourite courser (charger or war horse) while Lord Lucan disappeared leaving his Ford Corsaire. Most odd.

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    Rhyming Slang (of a sort)

    So I'm sitting at Bishop Of Rome the other SPCK, having a quite cup of
    Matthew Three. I've just lit the Midnight Mass to make a piece of
    Holy Ghost when I hear this strange Choirboys. "What the Church Bell,"
    I say to myself, 'cause I thought I was on my Tablet Of Stone in the
    Church Mouse. "I'd better go and have a Bishops Crook."
    So I go out the Luke Four, and what do I Red Sea but one of my own
    Gates Of Hell ringers, naked down to his Collection Box. Only it's
    not a bell Pope he's pulling - It's my own Holy Water, right there on the
    Lord is my Shepherd skin rug.
    "Get off her, you dirty Parish Priest," I scream, and I'm just about to
    kick him in the Choir Stalls when he get's up and looks me in the
    Mordecai.
    "Hang on Rev," he says, "you've got it all Evensong. I've got this weak
    Jacobs Ladder, see, and I was busting for a Blessed Is He. I thought
    rather than get your West Door all Peters Net. I'd better stick my
    Bishopric somewhere it wouldn't make a Deaconess."
    "What kind of Sunday School do you take me for," I tell him, "I don't
    Adam And Eve a word of it."
    "Well, to tell the Story Of Ruth," he says, "maybe I am a bit out of
    Holy Order. I know I should have brought her a bunch of Holy Moses first."
    "Holy Moses?" I shout, "Diocese off before I shove a bunch of Paul's
    Epistle up your And It Came To Pass before you can count to Three Wise
    Men."
    Well he was Day Of Rest and out the God's Law without even stopping to
    comb his Lord's Prayer. The Land Of Milk And Honey thing is, I'd always
    thought he was a Mother Mary."

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