LITTLE ONES AT HOME. 119

 

O then let the wealthy and gay
But see such a hovel as this ;
And in a poor cottage of clay,
Learn what real misery is.
The little that I have to spare.
I never will squander away,
While thousands of people there are
As poor coigls as | wretched as they. Taylor.

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Mary had a little lamb,
Its fleece was white as snow ;
And everywhere that Mary went,

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