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ith nice care	A
Is none that with the little Wren's	B
In snugness may compare	A
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No door the tenement requires	B
And seldom needs a laboured roof	C
Yet is it to the fiercest sun	D
Impervious and storm proof	C
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So warm so beautiful withal	E
In perfect fitness for its aim	F
That to the Kind by special grace	B
Their instinct surely came	F
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And when for their abodes they seek	G
An opportune recess	B
The hermit has no finer eye	H
For shadowy quietness	B
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These find 'mid ivied abbey walls	B
A canopy in some still nook	I
Others are pent housed by a brae	J
That overhangs a brook	I
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There to the brooding bird her mate	K
Warbles by fits his low clear song	L
And by the busy streamlet both	M
Are sung to all day long	L
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Or in sequestered lanes they build	N
Where till the flitting bird's return	O
Her eggs within the nest repose	B
Like relics in an urn	O
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But still where general choice is good	P
There is a better and a best	Q
And among fairest objects some	R
Are fairer than the rest	Q
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This one of those small builders proved	S
In a green covert where from out	T
The forehead of a pollard oak	U
The leafy antlers sprout	T
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For She who planned the mossy lodge	V
Mistrusting her evasive skill	E
Had to a Primrose looked for aid	W
Her wishes to fulfill	E
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High on the trunk's projecting brow	X
And fixed an infant's span above	Y
The budding flowers peeped forth the nest	Q
The prettiest of the grove	Z
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The treasure proudly did I show	A2
To some whose minds without disdain	B2
Can turn to little things but once	B
Looked up for it in vain	B2
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'Tis gone a ruthless spoiler's prey	J
Who heeds not beauty love or song	L
'Tis gone so seemed it and we grieved	C2
Indignant at the wrong	L
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Just three days after passing by	H
In clearer light the moss built cell	E
I saw espied its shaded mouth	D2
And felt that all was well	E
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The Primrose for a veil had spread	E2
The largest of her upright leaves	B
And thus for purposes benign	F2
A simple flower deceives	B
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Concealed from friends who might disturb	G2
Thy quiet with no ill intent	H2
Secure from evil eyes and hands	B
On barbarous plunder bent	H2
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Rest Mother bird and when thy young	I2
Take flight and thou art free to roam	J2
When withered is the guardian Flower	K2
And empty thy late home	J2
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Think how ye prospered thou and thine	F2
Amid the unviolated grove	Z
Housed near the growing Primrose tuft	L2
In foresight or in love	Y

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