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Each of a Giant’s estate The Dame lived long in honour,
A document prepares, And wealth too under throne.
Which soon is sealed and settled
To Reynard and his heirs.
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Jack’s deeds of valiant service,
To the King related,

Long happy lived the bridegroom, Had won back his favour through

And happy lived the bride : Foes exterminated.)
The Dame attained a good old age, Het wonder nventens
And saw before she died She published, but in vain ;
A host of smiling children, They slept for many ages,
Who loved to hear her talk And then appeared again.

About the funny Hedgehog,

Each f her si d
And of the great Beanstalk. Oe eee eee

She visited in state,

 

(Her husband died in exile, When settled in his castle,
His plots were overthrown ; A Giant’s hold of late.
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No Doubt.

O doubt, no doubt, since the fire’s gone out,
And my little wife ain’t at home,
She has gone forth to spout ‘Woman's Rights’ about,
And I for a supper must roam.

Now though there’s delights in dear woman’s rights,
I must really the sad fact own,

That it anger excites on cold winter nights,
When I’m left thus to famish alone !