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On A Delightful Drawing In My Album,

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By my friend, T. WOODWARD, ESQ., of a Group, consisting of a Donkey, a Boy, and a Dog.     Welcome, my pretty Neddy--welcome too     Thy merry Rider with his apron blue;     And thou, poor Dog, most patient thing of all,     Begging for morsels that may never fall!     Oh! 'tis a faithful group--and it might shame     Painters of bold pretence, and greater name--     To see how nature triumphs, and how rare     Such matchless proofs of Nature's triumphs are--     The smallest particle of sand may tell     With what rich ore Pactolus' tide may swell:     And Woodward! this ingenious, chaste design,     Proclaims what treasures lie within the mine--     Pupil of Cooper--Nature's favorite son--     Whom, but to name, and to admire, is one!

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