Stories from old-fashioned children's books brought together and introduced to the reader (1900)
Tuer, Andrew White, 1838-1900 · London : The Leadenhall Prefs, Ltd. · leaf 128
Let us lament in sorrow sore, For Kent Street well may say, That had she livd a twelvemonth more— She had not dyd to-day ! 108 CRIES OF LONDON. CRIES OF LONDON. [From London Cries for Children. London : Darton andHarvey, Gracechurch Street ; and W. Darton, Junr., 40Holbom Hill, 1806.] … In the Gazette great news to-dayThe enemy is beat they say—But what, alas ! will that avail ?Since war we still have to bewail.Yet all are eager to be toldThe news that new events unfold. 109 CRIES OF LONDON.
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