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Once upon an old woman
With nothing to eat
But meats, fruits, sweets,
Cakes, eggs, bread and fish
He drank soup, chocolate,
Milk, wine, tea and coffee
And the poor could not find
What eat or drink.

And this old woman had
Not a hut in which to live
Outside of a big house
With its garden and its garden

Nobody, nobody cared
But Andrew and John Gil
And eight servants and two pages
Livery and bowtie

He never had to sit on
But chairs and sofas
With benches and cushions
And spring to back

No other bed than a large
More golden altar,
With soft feather mattress,
Many silk and much Olano.

And this poor old lady
Each year, up close,
He had a year of old
And one less to live

And look in the mirror
The frightened always there
Another old goggles
Bonnet and wig.

And this poor old lady
I had to wear
But suits thousand cuts
And thousands and thousands of fabrics.

And except for his shoes,
Flip-flops, boots and shoes,
Descalcita the ground
Walked the unhappy

Appetite never had
Finished eating,
Neither enjoyed full health
When he was not well

He died of sickness wrinkles
It bent like a three,
And he never complained again
Neither hunger nor thirst.

And this poor old lady
When he died he left no more
That ounce, jewelry, land, houses,
Eight cats and a turpial

Sleep in peace, and God grant
That we get to enjoy
The poverty of the poor
And die the same disease

The son of a frog, tadpole Rinrín
He left this morning very stiff and very nice
With shorts, fashion tie
Curb hat and waistcoat wedding.

Boy, do not go - mom yells
but he makes a gesture and plump leaves.

Found on the road, a neighbor mouse
And he said - friend! - Come with me,
Visit with Mrs. wren
And there will be feasting and revelry.

Shortly after they arrived, and moves the mouse,
Stretching your neck, take the knocker,
Give two or three strokes, they ask: Who is it?
Donna-I mouse, you kiss your feet

Are you home? Yes sir yes I am,
and very glad to see you today;
I was in my office, spinning cotton,
but that does not matter are welcome.

He made ​​the bow, shook hands,
And he says Ratico, which is oldest:
My friend, the green rage heat
Gimme beer, please.

And while the crook uses the jar
He sent Mrs. bring the guitar
And asked to sing tadpole
Rhymes cheerful, elegant tune.

- Oh! to do it gladly, lady
but it is impossible to please now
I have the driest tinder throat
and my new clothes too tight.

I'm sorry infinite aunt responds rat
loosen a little vest and tie,
and meanwhile I'm going to sing
a very special little song.

But being in this brilliant role
Dance and beer, guitar and song,
The cat and the cat saved the threshold
He turns and that the Final Judgement

Doña old cat carves the ear
The child little while meowing: Hello!
And kids cats to the old rat
One leg and one in the tail

Don Renacuajito watching this assault
He took his hat, took a tremendous leap
Then open the door with hand and nose,
He was giving all very happy nights

And he kept jumping so high and fast,
He lost his hat, tore his shirt
slipped into the mouth of a greedy duck
and this is what one stretch boot stage

And so ended one, two and three
Mice and mice, and Rana later;
The cats ate the duck and dined,
Frog and mom was all alone!

Mirringa Mirronga the cat candongawill give a treat playing hide and seek,and wants all cats and catsdo not eat lunch or dine with rats mice."To see my glasses, and pen and ink,and we're putting the letters first.Bring the Funasa and Fanfarriñas,and silly and brown Tompo and girls."Now see how well the cupboard.There are chicken and fish, things are good!And there are cakes and chicken and lean meats.What kind lady the hostess!"Come my Michito Myrrhina and Mirrón.Go to Mom's room flying Cookereight bowls and four traysthat are not cracked or broken or old."Come my Michito Mirrón and Myrrhina,Bring the basket and the dindirindín,And scat, to market! missing lettuceand turnips and cabbage and rice, tortoise."Tell my mistress that I have visitnot come to me, lest ill,that tomorrow I return their plates,I appreciate very much and are very cheap."Be careful, little feet, the soil muddy meThat dusting, scrubbing, to sweepThe flowers, the table, the soup! ... Ding!It's coming people. Jesus, what a commotion! ".We were driving late at nightGentlemen and ladies, with many salaams,in even larger, tail and collar,with very stiff necks and tails elegant.Closing the door one-eyed Myrrhinain a caper bit his tailsmelled the bacon over and said "Miaa!This is a banquet pipiripao! "With very good manners they sat alltook the soup and lifted the cup;fried fish was deliciousboneless turkey and was a rapture.All Mirronga Mirringa gives:- "I serve the breast?" - "As you have,you and I fish, which is fine. "- "For both he peta, do not waste label:"Repeat without fear." And he says: - "Granted."But alas! a bone was stuck indina,and Nona's beautiful she is skillfulby putting the boot says "wheeze"Cuca Myrrhina hit him in the neckand instantly became the spine of the devil,served dessert and then coffee,dance and started dancing a minuet.There waltz, polka and mazurka spearmen and,and that was with maximum Tompo Turkishentangled in the ninth costume nailsand both go to ground and disassembled it.Meow laughing all the dancersand followed the fuss happier than before,Mirringa and shouted: "I closed the door!Until dawn, no defects! "But what a misfortune! entered Dona Engraciaand made a slightly serious gatuperiochorizo ​​giving Uncle Stickyto make cakes dinner outside.