Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago : and some others of later date (1916)
Forbes, Edith Emerson · Boston : Houghton · leaf 322
ronnd, Then tore its legs and arms away.And threw them on the o-round. 304 FAVOURITES OF A NURSERY His good mamma was angry quite,And Lucys tears ran down; But Dick went supperless that night,And since has better grown. The Daisy THE DIZZY GIRL As Frances was playing, and turning around,Her head… … NAUGHTY SAM 305 Her mother was sorry, and said, Do not cry,And Mary shall wash you, and make you quite dry,If you 11 promise to turn round no more. What, not in the parlour? the little girl said; 1^0 not in the parlour; for lately I readOf a girl who was hurt with the door. She was playing and…
Nursery rhymes
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