Taylor, Jane, 1783-1824, Taylor, Ann, 1782-1866 · Philadelphia : T. Ash · leaf 104
ot further in, Sincerely she repented.In vain she ran about for ease,She could do nothing: else but sneeze ! to She dashd the spectacles away,To wipe her tingling eyes , FOR INFANT MINDS. And as in twenty bits they lay,Her grandmamma she spies.Hey day ! and whats the matter now ?Cried grandmamma,… … THE LAST DYING SPEECH AND CONFESSIONOF POOR PUSS. KIND masters and misses, who ever you be,Do stop for a moment, and pity poor me!While here on my death-bed I try to relateMy many misfortunes, and miseries great. My dear mother, Tabby, Ive often heard say,That I have been a very fine cat in my day;…
Children's poetry, English
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