The book of nursery rhymes, tales and fables. .. (1858)
Lovechild, Lawrence · Philadelphia, J.B. Smith & Co. · leaf 66
ii If 1 IfI IS I ^^i Cherry-pie is very nice, and so is currant-wine,But I must wear ray plain brown gown, and ne\er go too fine. Robin Redbreast rose up early all at the break of day,And he flew to Jenny Wrens house, and sung a roundelay ;He sang of Robin Redbreast and little Jenny Wren,And when… … 57. THERE was a glossy blackbird onceLived in a cherry-tree,He chirpd and sung from morn to night, No bird so blithe as he;And this the burden of his song For ever used to be.Good boys shall have cherries as soonas they re ripe,But naughty boys none from me. I I ?^)^^ I li i I III 1! 1 I 11 <(…
Fairy tales · Fables · Nursery rhymes
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