Little folks' own : stories, sketches, poems, and paragraphs, designed to amuse and benefit the young (1855)
Goodwin, L. S. (Lavinia S.) · Boston : W.P. Fetridge · leaf 190
reThey have scented the morning air;While the birds, as gay as the flowers,Blithely sing in. the fresh, green bowers;The lark, and robin, with scarlet breast,The thrush, the wren, and orange crest,All have their finest harps attunedTo welcome the lovely empress, June :And what would darling think… … MOTHER AND CHILD. 167 And were forced to own to great and smallThey never had seen it rise at all.Now. ray dear, would you be more wise,From your bed you must early rise ;Once in the air, the hardships oer ;Sleepy and dull youll feel no more. THROW IT AWAY. BOY, throw away that cigar, and never…
Children's stories, American
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