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Lullaby-land : songs of childhood (1898)

Field, Eugene, 1850-1895, Grahame, Kenneth, 1859-1932, Robinson, Charles, 1870-1937 · London : J. Lane ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 99

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TO THE BALOW-FOLK WHO LOVE US To the Balow-land above us,To the Balow-folk who love us,Let us hasten while we may—All aboaid for Shut-Eye Town !9o THE SHUT-EYE TRAIN Shut-Eye Town is passing fair—Golden dreams await us there; We shall dream those dreams, my dear,Till the Mother Moon goes down—See… … 9() THE SHUT-EYE TRAIN And beloved voices hear In the grace of Shut-Eye Toicn. Heavy are your eyes, my sweet, AVeary are your little feet—Nestle closer up to meIn your ])rettv cap and gown;Dont detainThe Shut-Eye train ! Ting-a-ling ! the bell it goetli, Toot-toot! the whistle bloweth Oh, the…

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