Part 2 — No 115 THE OWL

1 Of all the birds that ever I see, The owl is the fairest in her degree. For all the day long she sits in a tree, And when the night cometh, away flies she. To-whit! To-who! says she, To-who! Cinamon, ginger, nutmegs and cloves, And brandy gave me my jolly red nose. 2 The lark in the morn ascendeth on high And leaves the poor owl to sob and to sigh; And all the day long, the owl is asleep, While little birds blithely are singing, cheep! cheep! To-whit! To-who! says she, To-who! Cinamon, ginger, &c. 3 There's many a brave bird boasteth awhile, And proves himself great, let Providence smile, Be hills and be vallies all covered with snow, The poor owl will shiver and mock with Ho! Ho! To-whit! To-who! says she, To-who! Cinamon, ginger, &c.