END OF
THE MOUSE AND HER SONS.
THE
LITTLE PIG'S RAMBLE
FROM HOME.
THE
LITTLE PIG'S RAMBLE
FROM HOME.
Once it happened, though when, is not easily said,
That a grunter, Jack Pig, took it into his head
To quit his good home,—his dear mother to leave,
Not thinking at all how for him she would grieve.
Said Jack, "Brother Bob for his pleasure has strayed;
I'll roam away, too, when I'm nicely arrayed:"
Next morn he set off in a hat and wig dressed;—
The same that the farmer's son wore as his best.