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The Infant’s Delight: Poetry

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“Snap, Be Good!”

“Dear lit-tle Snap, you fun-ny pup,
  I love to see you beg,
So cle-ver-ly do you sit up
  And bend each slen-der leg,
    Drop-ping the paw;
And raise your ears a-bove your head,
  Look-ing so very wise;
You seem to know I have some bread;
  And then, such bright green eyes
    I never saw.

“Your shag-gy coat is long and rough,
  Your tail is rough-er still;
Now, Snap, I think you’ve had e-nough,
  And more would make you ill—
    In-deed it would.
But sis-ter Lot-ty has some cake,
  And so if you will sit
Quite still and good, till I say ‘Take!’
  Then you shall have a bit;
    So, Snap, be good!”

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