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 Then Betsey's sorrowing mother tried To take her from the bed, She cast her weeping eyes behind, And Emeline was dead.

And now poor little Betsey sits, Day after day, alone; She does not wish to laugh or play Since Emeline is gone.

AMELIA.

Mamma, now see I am not cross; Come, Fanny, let us play! And you shall have my waxen doll, And keep it every day.

THE FIRST THEFT.

MOTHER.

Edward, come here, how pale you are! What makes you look so wild? And you've been crying sadly, too! What's happened to my child?

EDWARD.

You know, mamma, you sent me down To Mr. Brightman's shop, With ninepence in my hand to buy A little humming-top.