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Marigold garden; pictures and rhymes (1910)

Greenaway, Kate, 1846-1901 · London & New York : F. Warne & co. · leaf 16

An illustration from Marigold garden; pictures and rhymes, 1910, leaf 16
COIXfi TO SEE GRANDMAMMA LITTLE Molly ;md Damon Are walking so far,For theyre going to see Their kind Grandmamma. And they very well know, \Vhen they get there shell take From out of her cuphoardSome very nice cake. And into her garden They know they may run,And pick some red currants, And have… … OH, if you were a little boy, And I was a little girl—\Yhy you would have some whiskers grow And then my hair would curl. Ah ! if I could have whiskers grow, Id let you have my curls ;But whats the use of wishing it— Boys never ran be girls.

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