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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 80

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; We didnt make no muss :I wis youd let it stay there, Granma alas does. I wants some bread and butter; Fs .hungry, worstest kind;But Tatie mustnt have none, Cause she wouldnt mind.Put plenty sugar on it : I tell you what I knows—Its right to put on sugar, Granma alas does. Reading the News. This… … Old nurse it will vex When she misses her specks !I never intended to fret her; I thought Id just try If they suited my eye,—But, bless me ! I cant read a letter! 0 mercy ! whats that ? 1 declare its the cat! (The one we call old Tommy Tupper) : While I looked for the news He has skippd oer my…

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