VIII

To see him squat like little chaps at school,

I could let fly a laugh with all my might.

He peers, hangs both his fore-paws:—bless that fool,

He’s bobbing at his frill now!—what a sight!

Licking the dish up,

As if he thought to pass from black to white,

Like parson into lawny bishop.

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