TWO BOYS.
Reading edition
BY MARGARET E. SANGSTER.
"A fellow can't have any fun," Says Harry, at the pane; "I wish the tiresome day were done— I hate the horrid rain. That boy looks jolly over there; His clothes are nice and old; I'm sure his mother doesn't care How often he takes cold." "Some fellows do have lots of fun," Sighs Jimmy, in the street; "Up at the window there is one Who has enough to eat, And books to read, and clothes to wear, And pleasant things to see; I don't believe that boy would care To change awhile with me."