Grover's Little Lamb

Grover had a llltla lamb, .ïust lik-' the uursery maid; Wllli EniIIsh shears hecllpped 118 wool Anü called loo lamb "Free i rade." Sald Grover. "Dan, we'll flnd some day, When al the lamb we ) . That In our care U's grown to be A rousliig Hrltish sheep.' The lamb got loto C'ongress once And lost ils precluus wool; The Demoeram ttiere cul Itolf, To picase oíd Jolinuy Buil. And whea the Fall elections, carae sa d rover, 'Daniel, duar, We'll hear now fro n tbtt I Li t Ie lamb Whlch once we loved so dear. ' I wonder if the fleece has grown ? I tnluk nut , Dan, doa't you ? Wecltpped It very close, you koow," Kor ÊDgland told ux to." And whlle the Presldenl ittll bad Hls Ilitlc lamn in mimi, A omethlnK like cyolone struck liini vcry hard beuind. ;rled Gr ver, "Daniel what was (lint f 1 111 all broke up, I am ; Wa lt a cyclone ou the Jump? " "2io, Grover, 't was Uit lamb. ' Thcy bound a red bandanu on The brutaed and bleeding spot; Tln-v trled to whluper woords of cheer, uut cheercd he wouhl bc not. And wbenihey raUed bim up to see HlsHeice-robbed HUI lamb, round that it had (rown to be A big ProieeUon rum. "What made the larab bntt Grover so?" The chlldrcn aaked al school ; "II was becaune," the teacher sald, "He robbed it ol lis wool." And uot a soul in all the land Kor Grover then was sad ; Sueh Is the simple story of The lamb that Grover had.