Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago : and some others of later date (1916)
Forbes, Edith Emerson · Boston : Houghton · leaf 338
But, silly child! he ran to playToo far from home, a long, long way,And did not ask mamma. • So he was lost, and now must creepUp chimneys, crying, Sweep ! sweep ! sweep ! T/ie Daisy DRAWmG TEETH Miss Lucy Wright, though not so tall,Was just the age of Sophy Ball;But I have always understoodMiss… … But So2)hy made a dreadful rout, And would not have hers taken out; But Lucy Wright endnred the pain, ISTor did she ever once complain; Her teeth returned quite sound and white. Whilst Sophys ached both day and night. The Ooicslip QUAEKELSOME CHILDEEN The currants were Iipe, and the gooseberries…
Nursery rhymes
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