The

Lulu
Alphabet
O F M I S S C O L M A N

C O N D E S S A D E M E L O
 The
Lulu
Alphabet
O F M I S S C O L M A N

C O N D E S S A D E M E L O
"Once upon a time a little princess and then she

grew up, got married, had descendants and lived

happy forever."

The End
 Aa

Stands for Alice,

o graceful and fair.
 Bb

For her Bridal, and we

were all there.
 Cc

For us Children, As gay

as e'er seen.
 Dd

The fine Dance, We had

on the green.
 Ee

For Eliza,
Who joined us at that.
 Ff

The gay Feather,

She wore in her hat.
 Gg

For the Grapes,

much better than wine.
 Hh

For the Harp,

Alice played on 'Lang
syne'.
 Ii

For the Image,

That stood in the hall.
 Jj

Is young James,
who played with us all.
 Kk

For the kite,

with colors so gay.
 Ll

For the Lady,

In costly array.
 Mm

For the Melon,

Brought in by a Friend.
 Nn

The bright Nosegay,

The bridegroom did send.
 Oo

For the Oranges,

Delicious and sweet.
 Pp

For young Patty,

so cheerful and neat.
 Qq

For the Quinces,

All set in a row.
 Rr

The large Raspberries,

O! What a show!
 Ss

For the Quinces,

One held in her hand. 
 Tt

The great villa,

In which this all passed.
 Uu

For my Uncle,
who blew the loud blast.
 Vv

The grand villa,

In which this all passed.
 Ww

The watch,
That dear Alice wore.
 Xx

For the King Xerxes,

Who lives no more.
 Yy

For our yeoman,

And with him did come,
 Zz
The good zebra,
To bring us all home.
Pamela Colman Smith (1878-1951)
was an artist, illustrator and
writer, being most recognized for
her illustrations made for the
mystic Arthur Edward Waite in her
titled Tarot de Rider-Waite. She
joined in 1909, in the Hermetic
Order of the Golden Dawn
(Hermetic Order of the Golden
Dawn) thus meeting Arthur
Edward Waite.

D. Rafaela da Silva Melo,

Condessa de Melo is a 33, living
in a small city with your parents
and dogs. She studied
education, music, arts, literature,
politic and economy. She is
academical and actually is
working in a new dictionary
edition, royal biographies,
painters studies, and she
opened her own book company
and a foundation.