The Little Girl and her Doll
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| The Little Girl and her Doll by , translated by Eden Paul |
| Translated in 1912 for inclusion in The Sexual Life of the Child |
All you do for your children,
For my Doll I do instead,
And in her little cradle
She lies beside my bed.
When she sleeps, I dream about her,
When she cries, I wake up too.
My own, dear, darling Mother,
I'm just as rich as you!
