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In dreary silence down the bustling road The Lears - with all their goods and chattels rode; Ten carts of moveables went on before, And in the rear came half-a-dozen more; A Hackney-coach the Lears themselves enshrouds To guard them from the gaze of vulgar crowds. Read the first page
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again
away
beautiful
birds
blue
boat
came
children
cold
come
complete
dark
day
dear
does
down
end
ever
family
far
feet
first
fish
fly
found
four
give
go
good
great
green
hat
head
hill
hour
house
io
know
lady
large
last
lear
left
legs
letter
life
light
little
lived
long
man
may
mr
must
new
night
nonsense
nose
now
oh
old
once
owl
papa
people
person
pigs
quite
round
sate
say
scroobious
sea
see
set
seven
shall
should
sit
small
still
think
three
thy
till
time
toes
took
tree
two
upon
verse
water
went
whole
whose
world
ye
yet
young
