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tain-lamb she gave

om her hand he thu

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ture, drink!" she s

eceived her hea

ra Lewthwaite, a c

th delight; they

pty can the mai

were gone her foot

mb she looked; and

ould see the wor

tongue could meas

her lamb that litt

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h thee? well both

is soft, and gre

one, rest; what is'

ld'st seek? What is

y not strong? and

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rn all day is rus

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ding by,-its cover

n storms, the like t

are things that sca

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und thee first, i

the hills, but tho

rom thy side for

s arms, and in pity

thee!-Then whither

hou hast; the dam

n-tops no kinder

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the brook, as c

ay, when the groun

hts of milk,-warm

rtly be twice as st

to my cart, like a

shalt be, and whe

thy bed, our house

l not rest! Poor

r's heart which is

ow not of belike

s which thou canst

in-tops that look

ul winds and darkne

that seem all pas

ry roar like lion

st not dread the

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was hers and one h

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tten, how

retches, paw

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ger-leap,

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