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Cradle songs (1882)

Babyland. [from old catalog] · Boston, D. Lothrop and company · leaf 30

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BRUNO. And its little dough-tail curled over its back.And when Tommy saw it he shouted with glee, THE DOUGH-DOG, How good grandma was to make that for me ! And he played with the puppy-dog day after day,Till its head and its tail were both worn away. —m. u. jv. m THE LIONS O-PIN-ION OFHIM-SELR A… … THE LION S O-PIN-ION OF HIM-SELF. And I own that real-ly I feela-fraid Some-times when I hear my-self roar! And he wished as he wentand lay down in the shade That he need be a li-on nomore. WHICH IS TALL-EST. Look! how the} meas-ure? Dai-sy and Rose;Naught-y Dai-sy will stand On the tips of her…

Nursery rhymes

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