Set to the north wind like a sail.
It came to pass, our little lass,
With flattened face against the glass,
And eyes in which the tender dew
Of pity shone, stood gazing through
The narrow space her rosy lips
Had melted from the frost’s eclipse.
“Oh, see!” she cried, “The poor blue-jays!
What is it that the black crow says?
The squirrel lifts his little legs