Page:Wee wee songs for our little pets.djvu/175

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For these abounded in the house
  Where first Tib oped her eyes.

One half the year she tarried here,
  And then went to reside
With Mrs. H., who lived quite near,
  (Her cat had lately died.)

There play'd she many a youthful trick,
  Which gain'd her great applause;
The rolling ball she'd follow quick,
  And seize between her paws.

The floating feather she would chase,
  And with a spring attain;
Nor buzzing fly could rest in peace
  About the window pane.

But one mischievous trick of puss
  I mention to her shame;
To see the mistress of the house
  A gentle lady came.

Tib saw the bonnet of the guest
  Most carefully laid down,
Then quickly comes to take her rest
  Within the satin crown.