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1872

TWO THIEVES

by Lewis Carroll

TWO THIEVES

(To the Misses Drury.) -

TWO thieves went out to steal one day

Thinking that no one knew it:

Three little maids, I grieve to say,

Encouraged them to do it. -

'Tis said that little children should

Encourage men in stealing!

But these, I've always understood,

Have got no proper feeling. -

An aged friend, who chanced to pass

Exactly at the minute,

Said "Children! Take this Looking-glass,

And see your badness in it." -

Jan. 11, 1872.

THE END


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