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Children of the sun, etc., etc., etc. : poems for the young (1869)

Gemmer, C. M. (Caroline M.) · London : F. Warne ; New York : Scribner, Welford · leaf 135

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n feathers flirting Water over golden sand ;Now his twittering and chirping Turns to music loud and grand. What a carol! Why, Im certainIt would nearly fill a church ; And he sings, and sings, until heAlmost tumbles off his perch. Oh ! my golden, gay canary,Singing sweetly in all weathers, Take the… … THE PEAR TREE. THE PEAR TREE. I ^1 THE PEAR TREE. Mary said her lesson truly, Verb and Adverb, Noun and VowelThen from out the garden tool-house Flew to fetch her own small trowel ; For she had received that morning,With her mothers kiss and favour, Many precious bulbs and blossoms,As a prize for a…

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