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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 33

An illustration from Noon-day fancies for our little pets, 1889, leaf 33 — K. THE WRENS NEST. Come, come, Mrs. Brownie, says young Mr. Wren, T is time to be building our nest;For the winter has gone, the spring blossoms have come, And tin trees in green beauty arc dressed,I tressed, dressed, — And the trees in green beauty are dressed 0, where shall we build it, my dear… … From woodbine, says Brownie, my dear Mr. Wren, The sparrows would drive us away.In the rose by the door cats would eat us, I m sure; Let us build in the apple-tree, pray,Pray, pray, — Let us build in the apple-tree, pray. So away high up in the old apple-tree Mr. Wren built Brownie a nest,And t is…

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