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Sing a song of Spring-cleaning! Polish up the mind, open all the / windows, pull up every blind; let in shafts of sunshine, cleansing / breezes, too; sweep away all cobwebs -- that's the thing to do. Bathe / the eyes in gladness, look at sky and earth. Fill the lungs with / laughter, magic's worked by mirth. Sweep out every corner, free the / heart from dust; intolerance and prejudice are nasty types of rust! / Key the slackened heart-strings, ready for a tune. Love will be in / need of them, lilac time is soon. When the mind is polished, when / the heart is clean, what a charming person will step upon the scene!