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    Open your little wee mouth, my sweet, And take your food from a silver spoon, For you were born to a high estate, And have even a right to "cry for the moon." ...

    Article : 81 words
  3. THE WOODEN SPOON

    Baby mine, in your precious eyes I see the azure of summer skies; Your mother's angel! her cherished pet! And yet, my poor little plebeian—yet ...

    Article : 80 words
  4. NO SPOON AT ALL.

    [?] My darling, my helpless child, What can your mother do? She's walked all day through the blinding sleet, But she cannot find food for you! ...

    Article : 86 words
  5. TWENTY STRAWS.

    'De Foix?' Said Howard Bolding, as soon as they were outside the door of Lady Nolkinghame's private apartment. The man thus appealed to, seized his ...

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