Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago : and some others of later date (1916)
Forbes, Edith Emerson · Boston : Houghton · leaf 389
o sew or to knit;And my poor little brothers are crying for bread.And yet we cant give them a bit! Then could I be merry, and idle, and play.While they are so hungry and ill?Oh, no! I had rather work hard all the dayMy little blue apron to fill. Jane Tayh FROLIC m THE SJN^OW See the snow ! see the… … .jiiiiiii^ T is so soft and so light,So beautiful and white,Twill not hurt me, I know;Let me go, let me go. I dont mind the cold;I am three years old:Look at httle Rover;He is powdered all over:Let me go, let me go,And frolic in the snow. I can do what Rover can;I am your httle man: 372 FAVOURITES…
Nursery rhymes
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