Inside Out Library · Explore

Once upon a time : and other child-verses (1897)

Freeman, Mary Eleanor Wilkins, 1852-1930 · Lothrop Pub. Co. · leaf 31

An illustration from Once upon a time : and other child-verses, 1897, leaf 31
w how toplay 22 A LITTLE SEAMSTRESS See-saw, see-saw, as well as children any day ;See-saw, see-saw ! lads and lassies, dont youknow, Grass across a daisy-stalk makes a lovelyteeter, O ! A LITTLE SEAMSTRESS. SHE sat in her little rocking-chair, a-sigh-ing and twirling her thumbs: Oh, everything for… … THE GOLDEN SLIPPERS. Y ladys ready for the ball; But shes lost her golden slippers,And the servants scurry all,From the pantry, from the hall, Brooms in hand, and spoons and dippers. Ah, my ladys golden slippers ! Footman, cook,and housemaid — run! Hunt ye nimbly, every one !Round they whirl, the…

Children's poetry · Children's poetry -- 1897

Internet Archive · Boston Library Consortium · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from Once upon a time : and other child-verses

More like this