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Rhymes and jingles for a good child (1897)

Heath, Gertrude E., b. 1859 · Cincinnati, O. : The Editor Publishing Co. · leaf 87

An illustration from Rhymes and jingles for a good child, 1897, leaf 87 — guerdon might be.Yet never a helmeted maiden Could better do battle than she. And so all the days of her lifetime She spends, all unknowing her worth ; As truly a saint as the purest That ever was known upon earth. 85 Ah ! maidens may go on their missions,But even a wee one, like you. Need never go… … 86 CETOBRIGA. () KUINKP town l)eneath tin- wave. Cetobriga ! Cetobriga !Church, manse, and tower, how strange a gra\ e, Cetobriga ! Cetobriga ! Tin buried streets a restless throngLong ages past lias swept along;Thy walls have stirred to shout and song,Cetobriga! Cetobriga! The startled fisher sees…

Nursery rhymes · Children's poetry, American

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