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Pleasant rhymes for little readers, or, Jottings for juveniles (1866)

Josephine, fl. 1860, Kronheim, Joseph Martin, 1810-1896 · London : Houlston and Wright · leaf 114

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t Now stand on the crystal sea,And thy stammering tongue is loosed to join In heavens high harmony. The Angels Wliisper. 107 Seest thou the shining bands, Walking in spotless white,Striking their glorious harps of gold In the great Eternals sight ? Softly the vision flies ! Gently the lids unclose… … 108 Pleasant Rhymes. THE RAINY DAY; OB, EMILYS FAITH. MILY, wherefore to church away, With a large umbrella this sultry day ?The little girl, with a strange surprise,Widely opened her mild blue eyes,i Looked in the pastors face, and said, Will not the Collect for rain be read ?Are we not going to…

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