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Pictures and songs for little children (1886)

New York : E.P. Dutton · leaf 47

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ps her drowsy head,Quite forgets to draw the thread,Softly into dreamland led. Through the window then flies Robin, Bold and gay,Plucks the long thread from the needle, Bears it to his nest away,And the tired little one,Knowing not what he has done,Sleeps on softly in the sun. MARGARET JOHNSON. THE… … Beneath the pine-tree by thewallI found a woodchucks hole. The loose, red earth lay all around, And I began to shout, Ho, Woodchuck ! Mr. Woodchuck, ho ! I wish you would come out! THE WOODCHUCKS HOLE. But, Hush! said Tommy, close behind. Hush! hush! said Brother Will; The way to see the woodchuck…

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