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"Indeed you are troublesome, Anne," said her aunt, / "You begg'd me to bring you abroad, / And now you are cross and pretend that you want / To be carried the rest of the road.
"I hope you know better than cry in the street: / The people will think it so odd, / And if Mrs. Birch we should happen to meet, / She will ask if we want a new rod.