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SONG.
THE PEEPING FAMILY.
Aiß—" We're a' noddin, &c.".

WHILE
,the nobles of the land all resorting to the
Srrand
The splendid grace of Fashion and of Ornament unman.%
ca:inot do the same grieves our daddy and uur dame,
And we're a' noddin, nid, hid,
We're a' ii•;thil”, at our house at 111111.. f.
But oar Johnnie conies in haste, with his Boots in brilliance grac'd,
That mirror-like t. 4., shadow of our grainium hest eiiihrac'd,
Like a tiny .4 it seeni'd, in wild terrcr while she scr.-ain'tl;
• And we're a' scicatnirg, scream, scream, screaming,
We're a' screaming, at our hove at bame.
The auld canker'd Carle next on the Jet his optics fled,
And saw two little devils with tile Blacking inteirnix'il.
There was only one before, now" he said, " th;se flits one more ;
And thinite a' flitting, flit, IL:, flitting,
They're a' flitting at our house at hame."
Then our minnie she would lank, when by t.sit she secm'd forsook,
For fir beyond the thrcsi.uld to her nimble heels she took,
Crying, " Sirs, there were but two, Lew three grimly gliaists I view,
Ana ziiey're a' coming, coin:, ennie, coining,
They're a' coming to our house at hanie."
Now the cat began to scold, and our sur'y mastiff growl'd,
When Auntie peep'd the Jet in, and of other wonders told,
'llere the dog and cat both saw, :hen pcep'd minnie, aunt, and a' ;
And we're a' peeping, peep, peep, peeping,
We're a' peeping at ou: house at hatne.
Then our Johnnie laugh'd aloud, of r:ilecting Blacking proud,
" Your shadows in the Jet," he said, " as in a min: or crone;"
Sa MAY WARREN'S matchless fame, that we brightly may proclaim
We're a' blacking, black, black, I:ls:king,
We're a' blacking at our house at Lame!
This Easy Shiaing and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by