YOUNG SOLDIERS.

Hey, rub-a-dub, dub! here come the boys,

For the Soldiers all make way;

Young Robinet at their head is set

All dressed as warrior gay.

See how he swings his bright tin sword,

To his followers behind;

While from his cap a squirrel's tail

Flies streaming in the wind.

This is good fun, my merry boys,

To see you I am glad;

But mind you, in reality,

War is a business bad.--

Here's old Ben Bolt, a soldier brave,

Who lost his legs in war;

With crutch and cane, he hobbles 'round

And shows you many a scar.

[Illustration]

In scenes of fearful blood and strife,

Ah! many low are lain,

And many a young and gallant heart

Is numbered with the slain.

[Illustration]

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