Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago : and some others of later date (1916)
Forbes, Edith Emerson · Boston : Houghton · leaf 324
Fell against the hard door, and it very much bled. And I heard Doctor Camomile tell.That he put on a plaister, and covered it up.Then he gave her some tea, that was bitter to sup. Or perhaps it had never been well. T/ie Daisy IN^AUGHTY SAM Tom and Charles once took a walk. To see a pretty lamb;And… … And I, said Tom, wont play with SamAlthough he has a top :But here the pretty little lambTo talking put a stop. The Daisy THE GIDDY GIRL Miss Helex was always too giddy to heedWhat her mother had told her to shun; For frequently over the street at full speed,She would cross where the carriages run.…
Nursery rhymes
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