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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 218

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;jVx .^-._ .— / > 1^> W, ■ ■J^ ^^FiF ;:^ When the dawn began to peep,He awoke from his sleep,And ran to the door of his dove, dove, dove; THE LITTLE MAN AND THE LITTLE MAID 199 Said he, ^ I m all on Hre,And afraid 1 shall expii^e,If joii do not come my love, love, love. She awoke from her… … iCe^i 200 FAVOURITES OF A NURSERY Then the little man he sat,A-twirling of his hat.On the upper step of the door, door, door. She was really snch a time,That he thought he must resignAll hope of ever seeing her more, more, more. At length she came to him,And said, Little sir, walk in,And we II talk…

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