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So the strong ones said,
“We will eat the bread. And that's what we will do." So he that was left in the basket Without a crumb to chew, Or a shred to wrap himself withal When the wind across him blew,
Pulled onei of the rugs
From one of the bugs. . . And so the quarrel grew. Ai.id so there was WAR in the basket, Ah, pity 'tis, ’tis true; And he that was frozen and starved,
at last, ' A strength from his weakness drew.
And pulled both of the bugs
From under the rugs, Aiid killed and ate them, .too. Now, when bugs live in a basket, Though more than it can hold; It seems to me they had better agree, The black, the white, and the gold,
And share what comes
Of bed and crumbs. And leave no bug in the cold. ' _ —Anny Onomous
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