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My dearest Frank I wish you joy	A
Of Mary's safety with a Boy	A
Whose birth has given little pain	B
Compared with that of Mary Jane	B
May he a growing Blessing prove	C
And well deserve his Parents' Love	D
Endow'd with Art's and Nature's Good	E
Thy Name possessing with thy Blood	F
In him in all his ways may we	G
Another Francis WIlliam see	G
Thy infant days may he inherit	H
THey warmth nay insolence of spirit	H
We would not with one foult dispense	I
To weaken the resemblance	J
May he revive thy Nursery sin	K
Peeping as daringly within	K
His curley Locks but just descried	H
With 'Bet my be not come to bide '	L
Fearless of danger braving pain	B
And threaten'd very oft in vain	B
Still may one Terror daunt his Soul	M
One needful engine of Controul	M
Be found in this sublime array	N
A neigbouring Donkey's aweful Bray	N
So may his equal faults as Child	H
Produce Maturity as mild	H
His saucy words and fiery ways	O
In early Childhood's pettish days	O
In Manhood shew his Father's mind	H
Like him considerate and Kind	H
All Gentleness to those around	H
And anger only not to wound	H
Then like his Father too he must	H
To his own former struggles just	H
Feel his Deserts with honest Glow	M
And all his self improvement know	M
A native fault may thus give birth	P
To the best blessing conscious Worth	P
As for ourselves we're very well	M
As unaffected prose will tell	M
Cassandra's pen will paint our state	H
The many comforts that await	H
Our Chawton home how much we find	H
Already in it to our mind	H
And how convinced that when complete	H
It will all other Houses beat	H
The ever have been made or mended	H
With rooms concise or rooms distended	H
You'll find us very snug next year	Q
Perhaps with Charles and Fanny near	Q
For now it often does delight us	R
To fancy them just over right us	R

Jane Austen

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