Versos English Carolyn Wells Dorothy Dauber sat serene

English poem

Dorothy Dauber sat serene

by (1862–1942)

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Dorothy Dauber sat serene, Painting my total on a screen, When a little mouse went scampering o’er Dorothy Dauber’s yellow floor. Dorothy, with a piercing cry, Clambered up on a table high; My first went madly rushing past Waving vigorously my last. Such a commotion in the house, And all on account of a little mouse.