The rhyme describes various animals interacting with a clock throughout the day. As the clock strikes each hour from one to twelve, a new animal is mentioned running up, looking at, barking at, and so on the clock, with the clock striking the hour number and the animal reacting in some way, such as running down or flying away. The rhyme ends each verse by repeating "Hickory Dickory Dock."
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The rhyme describes various animals interacting with a clock throughout the day. As the clock strikes each hour from one to twelve, a new animal is mentioned running up, looking at, barking at, and so on the clock, with the clock striking the hour number and the animal reacting in some way, such as running down or flying away. The rhyme ends each verse by repeating "Hickory Dickory Dock."
The rhyme describes various animals interacting with a clock throughout the day. As the clock strikes each hour from one to twelve, a new animal is mentioned running up, looking at, barking at, and so on the clock, with the clock striking the hour number and the animal reacting in some way, such as running down or flying away. The rhyme ends each verse by repeating "Hickory Dickory Dock."
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The rhyme describes various animals interacting with a clock throughout the day. As the clock strikes each hour from one to twelve, a new animal is mentioned running up, looking at, barking at, and so on the clock, with the clock striking the hour number and the animal reacting in some way, such as running down or flying away. The rhyme ends each verse by repeating "Hickory Dickory Dock."
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