Cinderella; or, the Little Glass Slipper by Anonymous
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He saw a turkey, large and fat,
Upon the kitchen shelf. "That's just the very thing I want," Said he unto himself. He caught the turkey, but the cook Caught him with firmer grasp, And shook him till he could not bark But only choke and gasp. Meanwhile, those hungry animals, Who'd waited there in vain, Declared they never would be guest Of Mr. Pug again. GUY AND THE BEE One day a jolly bumble-bee, In coat of black and yellow, Got caught inside a window-pane; The silly little fellow. He buzzed and buzzed against the glass, To Guy's great enjoyment, Who thought to watch this funny thing Was just the best employment. But soon to touch those gauzy wings, |
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