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The  rule  of three  ait<1  fractions, too,
                                            Were  not  really  hard to  do,
                                            My  happiness  now  seemed  supreme,
                                            Alas,  I  woke— ’twas  all  a  dream!

                                  CiiOiOjS—   ’Twas  all a  dream p

                                  Sojl.G—       'Twai all  a  dream!
                                             fn  waking-  hours  1  last  the powers
                                               To  I'ise  in  the  world’s  esteem,
                                            W;is  it not.  frightful  this  state  delightful
                                               Should only  be  a dream?

                                  C hokes— In  waking  hours she  lost  her powers
                                               To  rise  in  the world’s  esteem.
                                            Was  it  not frightful  this  state delightful
                                               Should  only  be  a  dream?
                                                                                A nnette  Maksh,

                                          TABLEAUX  FROM  “ MOTHER  GOOSE.”

                                                        OLD  KISG  COLE.
                                        Old  King  Cole  was  a  merry old  soul,
                                          A   merry  old  soul  was he,
                                        He  <;al-cd  for  his  pipe  and  he  called for  his  bowl
                                          And  he called for  his  fiddlers  three.

                              T a b l e a u x .— [A  hoy is  seated in a large arm  chair ivtih Ms feet resting
                            on  a stool.   He  wears  a  hug dank  vt&de of  very gay  material,  a crown-
                            on  his iicrtrf, and a  long  pipe  in  his mouth.   Three hoys each  holding  in
                            jNHUitm  a  •moltn stand  bifort' him,  zvhile a hlih fello-w  dressed as a p&ge
                            stands  at  his  right  elbow,  holding a  tray  on  which  is placed a bowl  at
                            glass^\
                                                      L IT T L E .  MIS5  ZUUFFGT,
                                            Lillie  Miss  Muffett
                                            She  sat  on  a  tufict.
                                               Eating  of turds  and  whey;
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