Taylor, Jane, 1783-1824, Taylor, Ann, 1782-1866 · Philadelphia : T. Ash · leaf 55
oping hearts to charm,And sure that youll not do me harm, I hop your window round.Ah, then, to me some crumbs of bread, 0 fling!And through the year my grateful thanks Ill sing. Since, friends, in you I put my trust,As you enjoy you should be just, And for your music pay ;And when I find a travller… … IDLE DICKY AND THE GOAT. JOHN BROWN is a man without houses or lands,Himself he supports by the work of his hands ;He brings home his wages each Saturday night,To his wife and his children, a very good sight. His eldest boy, Dicky, on errands when sent, To loiter and chatter was very much bent; The…
Children's poetry, English
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