While close behind her followed The darlings hatched that day, —Twelve dainty, downy, fluffy chicks, Some yellow and some gray. Cluck, cluck, said Mistress Speckle, Heres one thankful hen, you see.Who says that this is not a glad Thanksgiving Day for me ? MARY D. BRINE. … iMfCiU,, [■;■■ ■! ,J\lr:i\.:iiX,: •■■>} iiHi; /r.■■,:.;ri■ f^ii,- ■^[■4^h^.\,, ...v™ MOTHERS KISSES. Kisses for the lovely dimples,Two wee lily-cups are they; Kisses for the mouth so precious,Sweeter than the new-mown hay. Kisses for the eyes so merry,Violets all dipped in dew; Kisses for the…
Children's poetry · Picture books for children
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