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Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago; and some others of later date (1916)

Forbes, Edith Emerson, comp · Boston, Houghton · leaf 137

An illustration from Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago; and some others of later date, 1916, leaf 137 — s, and cried, Though you bid her play with you.Pussy cannot, Pussifs tied, She must stand and hold my doll,And, to keep her steady there.That she may not let it fall,I have tied her to the chair. Hearing what her children said.Mamma soon set the pussy free; Then Miss Georgie hung her head. —Lucy… … DOLLYS DOCTOR Mary: Come and see my baby clear:, Doctor, she is ill, I fear. Yesterday, do what I would,She would touch no kind of food;And she tosses, moans, and cries.Doctor, what do you advise? Doctor: Hum! ha! Good madam, tell me, pray,What have you offered her to-day?Ah, yes! I see: a piece of…

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