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Little compliments of the season, and other tiny rhymes for tiny readers. Simple verses, original, selected and translated, for namedays, birthdays, Christmas, New Year, and other festive and social occasions (1887)

Donnelly, Eleanor C. (Eleanor Cecilia), 1838-1917. comp · New York [etc.] Benziger Brothers · leaf 112

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I do my best, but Bell and NellWill fight with me and Molly ;And Jocky, heRuns up a treeAnd shouts, Now, aint this jolly ! OTHER TINY RHYMES FOR TINY READERS. 107 … The Gardeners Grandchild. Which is the queen of the roses ? Gardener, can you tell ? Oh, the queen of the roses to me, sir, Is my own little grandchild, Nell. She waters the flowers for me, sir, She carries them out to sell ;Not one is as bright to me, sir, As my own little grandchild, Nell.…

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