mber, too, that you must pray,And watch, and hibour, evei^y day;ISTor think it w^earisome or hardTo he for ever on your guard:No: every morning must beginWith resolutions not to sin;And every evening recollectHow much you ve failed in this respect.Ask, whether such a guilty heartShould act a proud,… … I SULKING Why is Mary standing there,Leaning down upon a chair,With pouting lip and frowning brow?I wonder whats the matter now. Come here, my dear, and tell me true,Is it because I spoke to youAbout the work so badly done.That you are such a naughty one ? Why, then, indeed, I m grieved to seeThat…
Nursery rhymes
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