The Youth's Coronal by Hannah Flagg Gould
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page 20 of 149 (13%)
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And the useful moral myself must draw!
I woke, and found that thy song was stilled, And the sun's bright beams my room had filled! But I think, my Cricket, I long shall keep In mind the dream of my morning sleep! =Fanny Spy= Lucy, Lucy, come away! Never climb for things so high. Don't you know, the other day, What fell out with Fanny Spy? Fanny spied, a loaf of cake, Wisely set above her reach; Yet did Fanny think to make In its tempting side a breach. When she thought the family Out of sight and hearing too, Forth a polished table she Quickly to the closet drew. First, she stepped upon a chair; Then the table--then a shelf; Thinking she securely there |
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