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happy li

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are

are

live as

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earn "Tw

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rks upon

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ng me

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les, blow

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s the baby

nnie sha

my shal

the jews-ha

r too ta

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ss up t

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ll make

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what h

at the Muft

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d up yo

w 'tis the ba

turn out

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boys and girl

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ting

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sing by

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ed Belind

e garden is sh

ter place co

of plums, there ar

le is set o

carpet all dai

ttier pictu

blackbirds delight

from yonde

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the blackb

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cart s

ster

promised

e world

not yet

t with

our trip

till t

Green

ip an

the captain of a

goes a-sailin

ps a-turning all a

tle older, I shall

y vessel sail

as little as the

y I intend t

to help me, it's a

the water, when th

l goes a divi

me sailing through th

the water sing

ly sailor, I'm to

island where no

he penny cann

Louis S

s," copyright, 1895, 1896,

st of t

apan, the ho

of the

ts feast, from g

e Feast of the

s the Feast

ered maid in g

with sh

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e Feast of the

o the Feast

would be, 'neat

e and perf

ring, with its wi

praise of the

the praise

ippytoes, as

as a cot

the plan of th

ur Feast, little

r your Feast

chibald

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bed, dear, so

ment to talk

is getting her d

little and hear

down,

down,

ulder you've n

mma sings to m

lly dear, shut

dolly?-or why

shoulder, you tr

at hole that yo

ur sawdust is tr

od doctor in, rig

neglected a si

hankchif and tie

from suffering p

een good, littl

r nursie, nor ru

r feet in those

yesterday, bad

o sleepy-can't

e verse, then I'l

down,

on my

righten you, no

weetly, my li

me now and gua

ouglas

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ren are

see a tho

can't s

know much a

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r lie and

sts in t

about a lo

we're at

stoop as

find thin

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at I were

above th

e Alma

ing

and bags of

he milk-

le asters in

ks of go

s out of the s

s of cobw

rs' buttons for

ock caps f

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and

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boys can do

rds can build

rms can love

onies must g

ockets has m

eyes to ope

ars and one

lbows, dimpl

hoes on two

ips and one

heeks with a

oulders, chub

egs running

ayers does my

kneel by my

lded hands, s

yelids cast

e angels guar

oot, and one

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es," copyright, 1874, 1904

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play the l

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me from

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basket I

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there I'll b

my bright

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