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The Kindergarten magazine (1891)

[Chicago, Ill. : Kindergarten Magazine Co.] · leaf 401

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er of nurs-ery rhymes. If the characters ofDickens, Hugo, or Shakespeare arereal to us who are grown, and ifthese literary creations influence theacts and thoughts of our every day, how infinitely more realto a child are Jack Horner, Jack and Jill, and the little andbig people who live in nursery… … Nanty, panty, Jack-a-DandyStole a piece of sugar candyFrom the grocers shoppy-shop,And away did hojjpy-hop. These are nothing more or less than a set of littlethieves, though no sentence or thought of condemnationruns through the rhymes. Would you let your boy go withTom on his pig-stealing…

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