Miller, Lida Brooks. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Philadelphia and Stockton, L. P. Miller & co. · leaf 201
e you many sighs and tears. 198 TROTTY AND DOTTY. TROTTY AND DOTTY. A STORY IN SIMPLE WORDS. Trotty and Dotty were two little boys. They were very fond ofsinging, and nothing gave them more pleasure than getting some oftheir mammas music-books, and singing as they stood on the greatsoft hearth-rug.… … a tune ; but that did not matter to Trotty and Dotty, as long as theyshouted and made as much noise as they could. This is one of thesongs they used to sing over and over again: There was once a robin,And he sat upon a tree ; He sang song after songAs merry as could be : And he said, Have not IA…
Children's songs · Kindergarten
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