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when furious up from mines the water pours

 Ths

and clears fr

om rusty moisture all the ores

 

then may

cloud

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s gather then may

thunder[roar

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then m

ay

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the li

ghtnings

flash and

rainmay pour [sigh 1

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yet

undisturbed the power alone will raise

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the

water from the engine might nowbe formed a phrase
when as it drags the weight of fragmentlarge
it also drags the weight of smokey barge
called by us steam boat and a steamboat saves
the beings scattered on the furious

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[waves
by boilers bursting but a steamboat[can

be the most useful engine brought[to man
the grinding stones that by its forceare whi

l

r

led
and by their force the yellow grains[are twirled
Bruised ground and thrown away

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in boxes small
While it doth thunder near the[echoing wall
The whirring wheels arranged in[whirling rows
And on the wheels the spinner

ws

cotton

[ throws
Next moves the noisy beam thewheels do whirl
And next the wheels the cotton

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|fibres twirl 2
The moving bellows that are made|to roar
By its huge strength that meltthe red hot ore
The copper mines that by it|emptied are
nd their blue metal now isbrought from far

then it puts forth its power

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e

 

the rollers

squeeze
the metal then another part

The regretted ghost

 

doth seize
the flattened metal quickAnd flies the circle round
And all is stamped at onceBrittannia and the groun

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then showers the waterfrom the reser

w

vo

ir
and round the town it rush

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ing now doth pour
then runs to cisterns largeand fills them all
and turns back homewardin quanti

nty

ty

but small 3
then forms the lengthening chainand putting link to link
makes a small chain and

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 leaves of that flower the pink
 and so I end

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 O what a change frompretty perth so near
to dreary heather and to

 

streams so clear
to rocks and stones upon the

dreary way

dreary way
no sun is shining as on sprigsprightly may
again it changes to the

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winding ern 4
tis shallow water but it has

i

n

o fern
but it is precious for its

 

shining

pearls

drops

and

tis a river that has

sometimes from the

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 river a fish pops
 again it changes to a steepsteep hill
 and it is cold do any thi

g

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you will
in short such changesscotland does

m

no

w take
that I canʼt tell them an

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quickly end 5

 War war thou art beating thy[drum
 but we wish thee not to come
 we like better our peaceful home

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 you like better than us to come
 but weʼll conquer in spite of thee
 you like better a king to be
 than us to conquer but shall not he
 the strongest of us the conqueror be

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s

Y

es yes he shall be so
 thy army shall to us cry oh
 we will make thy army know
 whats a warrior and whats a doe
 fly fly make thy army fly

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 else thy army here shall die
 thy army here shall mercy cry
 or else they here shall suffering die

 

am

Am

ong the rushes lived a mouse
with a pretty little house

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made of rushes tall and high
that to the skies were heard to|sigh a
while one night while she was|sleeping b
comes a dog that then was peeping

and had found her out in spite

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of her good wall for thenhis sight
was better than our mousesso
she was obliged to yield tofoe
when frightened was thedog just then
at the scratching of a hen

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so of he ran and little mous

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was left in safety withher house

Papas leaving home was a moment[of sorrow c


 because he was not to comeback to‐morrow
 but we thought that the w

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ole

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was a travel and now
 he might come back in days 6 with the ladies that bow
 The ladies that bow are the pictures andpresents
 and we thought that we mighthave a peep at the peasants
 so we cheered our

 se

sel

ves upwith the hope of the days
 when papa might come back

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again show us the ways
 and

d

p

lease him and pleasehim till all was so well
 that from joy to his sorrowhe never has fell.

 The rainbows beautiesare my joy.
 in rains where rainbows are the be/

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and shoot

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hose rays of light to me/

,

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whe

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re

all the beauties of them are,
and those that see them all

r

 r

eflect. f g
and those that have the colours best,
show me those rays of light that all
reflect upon. And h all that know

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about the rainbow will reflectthose rays
of light that come towards themalways are
The ornament of all the sky
but those that do

n

 n

ot i know about that light

 reflect not on it. and in all that light

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 not one of

all

j the colours do they know
 but all that see it justly think upon
 The maker of it  k justly is not he
 best of the rainbows

 b

.B

ut what lightis that
 which to us from that god does flow.

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 all of the men that from that godsee light
 Will say. what light is this
 brown is the rainbow whencompared with this
 and all the men that see it all reflect
 upon The  l beauties of the rainbow

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