Greenaway, Kate, 1846-1901 · New York : Merrimack · leaf 49
inst the tree ? All the houses had let them out, Why, all the Cats had come to tea. And here they were with scamper and shout. Mew—mew—mew! was all they could say,And, We hope we find yoil well to-day. Oh, what should she do—oh, what should she do? She didnt know—oh, she didnt know.What a lot of… … THE TEA PARTY. I\ the pleasant green Garden We sat down to tea;Do you take sugar? and •Do you take milk?Shed got a new gown on— A smart one of silk.^^e all were as happy As happy could be,On that bright Summers day When she asked us to tea.
Children's poetry, English
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