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William Henry Drummond - Little MouseWilliam Henry Drummond - Little Mouse
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Get along leetle mouse, kick de snow up     behin` you  For it`s fine winter road we `re travel to-     night Wit` de moon an` de star shinin` up on de sky     dere  W`y it `s almos` de sam` as de broad day     light.  De bell roun` your body it `s quick tune dey `re     playin`  But your foot `s kippin` tam jus` as steady     can be, Ah! you dance youse`f crazy if only I let you,  Ma own leetle pony - petite souris. You `member w`en firse we be tryin` for broke     you  An` Joe Sauvageau bet hees two dollar bill He can drive you alone by de bridge on de     reever  An` down near de place w`ere dey got de     beeg mill. An` it `s new cariole too, is come from St.     Felix  Jo-seph `s only buyin` it week before, An` w`en he is passin` de road wit` hees trotter  Ev`ry body was stan` on de outside door. An` dere he sit, sam` he don`t care about     not`ing  Hees foot on de dashboar`, hees han` on de     line Ev`ry dog on de place is come out for barkin`  An` all de young boy he was runnin` behin` . Wall! sir, Joe`s put on style leetle soon for     hees pleasure  For w`en de mill w`issle, you jomp  lak de     cat An` nex` t`ing poor Joe is commencin` get     busy,  Non! I never see fine run-away lak dat. `Way go de pony den -  `way go de cariole,  Poor Joe say  "good-bye" on de foot of de     hill An` all he can see of de sleigh de nex` morning  Is jus` about pay for hees two dollar bill. Ah!  your right nam` jus` den should be leetle     devil  An` not leetle mouse, de sam` you have now. Wall! dat `s long ago, an` you `re gettin` more     quiet  Since tam you was never done kickin` de     row. But I `m not very sorry de firse day I see you  Settle down on de trot lak your fader he get W`en he beat Sorel Boy on de ice at T`ree     Reever  Bes` two on t`ree heat, an` win all de bet. Your moder she`s come off de Lachapelle stock     too  Ole Canayen blood from Berthier en haut De bes` kin` of horse never look on de halter  So it isn`t moche wonder you know how to     go. Dat`s church bell we`re hearin` off dere on de     hillside  Get along leetle mouse, for we mustn`t be     late, Fin` your way t`roo de res` of dem crowdin` de     roadside  You `ll never get better chance showin` your     gait. Wall! church is all over, an` Josephine`s comin`  For drive wit` us home on her gran`moder `s     house So tak` your own tam an` don`t be on de hurry  Your slowes` gait `s quick enough now, leetle     mouse.
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