lay;The night was bad, he caught a cold, And lay in bed the following day. When Charles was well enough to rise,He gently oped his uncles door; And to his very great surprise. Begged he would take him there no more. Rhymes for the Xitrsery LOYE OF FINERY REPROYED TwAS Sunday morn; the bell had… … And then those feathers, too, Ill wear;Just think how all the folks will stare! Mamma was angry; yet she smiled.And thus addressed her foolish child: Indeed, I wonder much, my love,Such thoughts your little heart can move. Your plain white frock, go quickly bring.And then those shoes that want a…
Nursery rhymes
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