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The Infant’s Delight: Poetry

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The Kit-Tens’ Bath

One day when Lil-lie saw her cat
  Sit down and lick a kit-ten’s face;
“No, puss,” said she, “don’t wash like that—
  My bath will be the pro-per place.

“I’ll show you how to wash them, puss.”
  So in she dipped them one by one;
Poor Min-nie mewed and made a fuss,
  But Lil-lie only thought it fun.

Puss feared her lit-tle kits would drown,
  And did her best to get them out;
While Lil-lie dipped them up and down,
  And splashed the wa-ter all a-bout.

Till nurse came up and saw the mess,
  Took out the kit-tens, and instead
Made thought-less Lil-lie quite un-dress,
  And have her bath and go to bed.

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