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* This is a crucial part of the English folktale, ''Mr Fox''. Lady Mary, Mr Fox's intended bride, is suspicious of him and follows him home to see his castle for herself - and gets more than she bargains for when she finds the literal skeletons in his cupboards. A ballad version by the folk group ''Mr Fox'' has the girl bring home evidence of her encounter with Fox's latest conquest and confront him with it:
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And with a blow both sharp and sweet
The hand was severed from the wrist
And dropped down at my feet
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Foxy turned his back on me
He turned as if to leave
But I took him by the arm and plucked
The hand from out my sleeve }}
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