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^' A DAY IN A CHILD'S LIFE.

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RNGUAVED AND FKINTETj HV EDMUND EVANS.

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And he has tried to wake you
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Have crept between the shutters,

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At last they seemed to think ;
And shot their golden arrows

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And Mary came at last,

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It IS too bright a morning
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