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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 44

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n before.Close clinging to her dabbled skirts, The younger children ran;While sobbing mournfully behind Came Caroline and Ann. When Mrs. Green the tidings heard,Twas thought she would have died; She had no strength to speak, but justTo whisper, Have him cried. And then she fainted right away,Quite… … Well, just at five oclock was heard The sound of tramping feet,Of men and women, boys and girls,All hastening down the street. Lost Bobby-. 39 A little boy, in lightish boots, And jacket of nankeen,Dark hair, and answers to the name Of Master Kobert Green. His eyes are black, his cheeks are red,…

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