I-tay as-way the orst-way of imes-tay.
The orrible-hay ragon-day recked-way avock-hay,
And o-nay ne-oey ould-way anquish-vay i-tay.
ntil-Uay ne-oay rave-bay an-may ook-tay p-uay he-tay hallenge-cay.
is-hay ame-nay? raveheart-bay. is-hay eapon-way? The word-say f-oay ings-kay.
e-hay hallenged-cay the ragon-day and a ighty-may attle-bay nsued-iay.
ire-fay and lood-bay, weat-say and ears-tay ained-ray own-day.
hey-tay ay-say the attle-bay ill-way e-bay emembered-bay or-fay ges-aay.
ith-way the an-may anquishing-vay he-tay ragon-day,
And aking-tay the ead-hay of the ragons-day ack-bay to the illage-vay,
e-hay as-way reeted-gay and reated-tay as a ero-hay.
e-hay as-way rowned-cay ing-kay, and ived-lay appily-hay ver-eay fter-aay.
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