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(1880) [MARC] Author: Richard Gustafsson Translator: Albert Alberg
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Ghe Suwa Chickens,

—_eoe —

Wo little chickens from two little eggs
Came into the world together,
And they frolicked about on their four little legs
Like birds of exactly “one feather.”
But they’d more than one feather between them,
you know;
One had plumage as black as the night,
While the other was dressed from the top to the
toe,
In feathers most spotlessly white.
It began ‘in this way—on a sunshiny day,
“T’m the handsomest, none can. deny!”
Said the one to the other, “Why no one would

say,
“You are half as goad-looking as I!”

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