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This Little Bag

This little bag I hope will prove

To be not vainly made —

For, if you should a needle want

It will afford you aid.

And as we are about to part

T'will serve another end,

For when you look upon the Bag

You'll recollect your friend.

Written by
Jane Austen
1775-1817 / Female / English
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