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Reading edition
Midi.
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Angry words they never speak, Promises they never break; Unkind looks they never show; Love sits smiling on each brow. O, how lovely, &c.
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They are one in heart and mind; Courteous, pitiful, and kind; Willing others to forgive, And make happy all who live.
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When at home, at school, at play, They are cheerful, blithe, and gay; Always trying to increase Human pleasure, social peace.
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If we for each other care, All each other's burdens bear, Soon the human race will be Like one happy family. O, how lovely, &c.
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2 Would you know how does the peasant Reap his barley and wheat? Look, 'tis so, so does the peasant Reap his barley and wheat. La, la, la, &c. 3 Would you know how does the peasant Thrash his barley and wheat? Look, 'tis so, so does the peasant Thrash his barley and wheat. La, la, la, &c. 4 Would you know how does the peasant Sift his barley and wheat? Look, 'tis so, so does the peasant Sift his barley and wheat. La, la, la, &c. 5 Would you know how rests the peasant When his labor is done? Look, 'tis so, so rests the peasant When his labor is done. La, la, la, &c. 6 Would you know how plays the peasant, When his labor is done? Look, 'tis so, so plays the peasant, When his labor is done. La, la, la, &c.
Midi.
Let us now leave off our sawing, Rest awhile in pretty playing, Playing, playing, playing so; Playing, playing, playing, playing, Till 'tis time to saw again.
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Hare now be careful, Sit quite still, The hunter is near; Dogs are running down the hill, Sit quite still, sit quite still.
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Hare now be cheerful, Jump and spring; All danger is past. Hare now spring, jump and spring, Jump and spring, jump and spring.
Midi.