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There never was a nicer boy

Than Mrs. Jackson's Jim.

The sun should drop its greatest gold

On him.

Because, when Mother-dear was sick,

He brought her cocoa in,

And brought her broth, and brought her bread.

And brought her medicine.

And, tipping, tidied up her room.

And would not let her see

He missed the game of Baseball

Terribly.

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