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The glad year round : for boys and girls (1882)

Plympton, A. G. (Almira George), b. 1852, James R. Osgood and Company. pbl · Boston : James R. Osgood & Co. · leaf 28

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Heigho, heigho, my baby 0, And cant you walk a bit? Oh mammy,wont you carry me, Prow whats the use of it? My legs are weak and floppy,Q;11 isnt n ice to tumble so;Give me your hand,or down I go; My legs are weak and floppy,0 Now go to sleep,my baby 0, And sleep the whole night long Oh say not so,… … Oh,that Dorothy Cook, that Dorothy Cook,How very industrious does the child look! Yet she Flun§ clown her patch- work,and stamped on it too;For Dorothy was in a passion, tis true.

Children's poetry, American

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