Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago : and some others of later date (1916)
Forbes, Edith Emerson · Boston : Houghton · leaf 314
hrew pat in his hat,Although she was left without any. She meant, as she went.To stop at a shop,Where cakes she had seen a great many; FAVOURITES OF A NURSERY And buy a fruit pie,Or take home a cake,By spending her pretty new penny. But well I can tell.When Ann gave the man Her money, she wished… … FRANCES AT BEDTIME 29 They saw a cow feeding, Quite harmless and still,Yet screamed, without heeding, The man at the mill — Who, seeing their flutter. Said, Cows do no harm;But send you good butter. And milk from the farm. T/te Daisy ERANCES AT BEDTIME The babe was in the cradle laid,And Tom had…
Nursery rhymes
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