THE CRYING BOY.
This was a disagreeable boy,
Who always fell a-crying;
No one could ever please the child,
And so ’twas no use trying.
His great mouth opened very wide,
The tears were ever flowing;
At last he cried himself away,—
And this is well worth knowing.
In case you ever feel inclined
To cry like him, my dears,
Think on this naughty foolish boy
Who melted into tears.
