A snow ’ite mount a—lamb,

’Ith a maiden at a—side.

No ozzer seep—a—near;

A—lamb was a—ll aloney,

And by a ’ittle cord

Was fasser to a toney,

Ith—ith—

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“The dew was falling fast, the stars began to blink,

I heard a voice—it said ‘Drink, pretty creature, drink!’ &c.”—Wordsworth’s poem of the “Pet Lamb.”