The History of Goody Two Shoes

THE HISTORY or

GOODY

TWO

SHOES.

Of

Parents bereft, these poor Orphans did roam O'er the Hill and the Dale, in search of a home. Little

His

Thomas he

felt to

sister to learning

the

Ocean

inclined

:

had bent her young mind.

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THE HISTORY or

GOODY

TWO

SHOES,

Of Parents

bereft, these poor Orphans did roam O'er the Hill and the Dale, in search of a home. Little Thomas he felt to the Ocean inclined:

His

sister to learning

had bent her young mind.

GOODY TWO SHOES.

Squire True worth was told The lamentable tale, And did on his nephew,

A To

Captain, prevail, take little Thomas

Out with him

And

to Sea, a Cottage provide

'

For our poor Margery.

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GOODY TWO SHOES.

said to herself,

Goody

"Ah! how happy With my

And

Bird,

my

I

this pretty pet

'Tis with

them

am,

fond Cat,

Lamb

;

I

enjoy hours of leisure, But to hear from dear Thomas, All

my

Would add

to

my

pleasure."

GOODY TWO SHOES.

Good Two Shoes so clever, She set up a school,

To

with the skylark always her rule

arise

Was

She taught

;

little

children

Their prayers and their letters, very soon grew

And

In respect with her betters.

GOODY TWO SHOES,

Now

there was a Miser, So surly and rich, Did accuse our poor Madge Of being a Witch Before Squire Trueworth The action was tried, ;

And he found her so virtuous He made her his Bride.

GOODY TWO SHOES,

In the mean time poor Thomas,

By sad tempest tost, Was wreck'd at a distance On a foreign Coast; The

Indians, however, Proved kind to the Boy, Who in hunting and fishing

His time did employ.

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GOODY TWO SHOES.

He tamed

a young Lion, So noble and bold :

He found in a Cavern A chest full of Gold

A ' :

came by, He embarked on

;

vessel

My

the sea,

sister shall share

In this treasure," said he.

.

GO

;UV T\VO SHOES.

How happy the meeting, How pleasant the day

;

With joy overcome Our Madge fainted away Thus Providence fed

:

For the Orphans provide How blest was young Thomas

And

the pretty Bride.

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