St Nicholas [numero] . contraccolpi carriole sulla prima,con navi nuove o dispari e vecchio,che sarebbe prezioso acqua attesa.hanno portato i bidoni, il moto vorticoso tipo,e alcuni per dasher-lavoro progettato,ma, come si sperava, in buon trimTo portare l'acqua fino all'orlo.Essi sono stati presto sul homeward via e presto gli spruzzi di acqua FELLINTO ogni profonda e vuota. Essi churn la pompa per ore e yetBring nulla in cambio che s wet.Sappiamo dove babbling molle sono foundOf che essi neer alzò gli occhi o il suono;Abbiamo 11 portate da lì un buon supplyBefore le stelle hanno lasciato il cielo.Anche se abbiamo per i campi possono

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St Nicholas [serial] . jolting barrows on before, With vessels new, or odd and old, That would the precious water hold.They carried churns, the whirling kind, And some for dasher-work designed, But, as they hoped, in proper trimTo carry water to the brim.They soon were on the homeward track, AND SOON THE SPLASHING WATER FELLINTO EaCH DEEP AND EMPTY WELL. They churn the pump for hours, and yetBring nothing in return that s wet.We know where babbling springs are foundOf which they neer got sight or sound;We 11 bring from there a good supplyBefore the stars have left the sky.Though we for fields may nothing do, Nor cause the trees to leaf anew, We 11 aid the people of the townThat are in heart so broken down.Away to that clear spring we 11 troopTo bring them water for their soup, And raise their spirits with a supOf something from their morning cup. Within five minutesby the clock That overlooked thevillage block, They took the high-way in a string That led them to thathidden spring. Some had a cart ordray, and more. WHERE, BURSTING FROM THE GRANITE RENT, THE TREASURE FOUND A GENEROUS VENT. i9io.] THE BROWNIES AND THE WATER FAMINE 543 And of supply there was no lack, For, let the reader bear in mind, That which the Brownies seek they find.They rode upon the water-cartThat took the liquid at the startWhere, bursting from the granite rent, The treasure found a generous vent, Though, guarded well by rocks and trees, The place was not approached with ease, And wheels ran high, and wheels ran low, And old and young will bless the dayThe Brownie band came round this way. The fountain basin in the square, So dry for weeks, received their care, And soon the splashing water fell Into each deep and empty well, And pumps that oft were worked in vain Now answered quickly, free as rain, Till people drank a double share,

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