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Rhymes of a child's world

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Some kinds of flowers are wild and free And grow where’er they choose Across the meadow, down the hill Or underneath the trees. But other kinds are caught, poor things, As any garden shows, And made to stand in planted beds In straight and stupid rows; And likewise, little children, When morning brightest shines, Are caught and planted down at school In firm and even lines.

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