Sugar and Spice by James Johnson
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Until you know it through;
Which will to you give great delight, And mem'ry strengthen too, As you ought to--do! do! do! And, who knows, one day you may give Some stories to the young, To make your name through ages live And loud your praises sung. Keep your life well--strung! strung! strung! [Illustration: The Little Soldiers] _'Tis said 'That he who fights and runs away Is sure to live to fight another day;' But better to clear keep of ev'ry brawl, And then you'll never have to fight at all._ THE LITTLE SOLDIERS. Robert and Henry Graham were handsome, rich little fellows; but very fast and fond of imitating. Indeed, they were more like little men than young boys. And as their parents gave them plenty of pocket-money, they did many things that otherwise they would not have done. Added to this, |
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