The New Toy

        She cannot leave it alone,
               The new toy;
She pats it, smooths it, rights it, to show it's her own,
As the other train-passengers muse on its temper and tone,
        Till she draws from it cries of annoy:—
She feigns to appear as if thinking it nothing so rare
        Or worthy of pride, to achieve
This wonder a child, though with reason the rest of them there
        May so be inclined to believe.