Don't crowd; the world is large enough For you as well as me; The doors of art are open wide The realm of thought is free. In all earth's places, you are right To choose the best you can Provided that you do not try LXXXII. Two ears and only one mouth have you; It teaches, my child, that it will not do LXXXIII. Two eyes and only one mouth have you; That you should learn it will not do LXXXIV. Two hands and only one mouth have you; The reason, I am sure, is worth repeating: The two are for work that you will have to do, But the one is for eating. The muscles of the body are fastened to a framework of bones called the skeleton. The heart sends the blood to all parts of the body. The blood goes out through the arteries and comes back through the veins. The lungs keep the blood pure by giving it fresh air. The joints of the fingers are called knuckles. Only a baby small, VI. Only two cherry lips, One chubby nose; Ten little toes. 24 |