Rose of Affection

Anonymous

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• Publié par: otti
• Publié le: 08 décembre 2010
• Nombre de lectures: 31
• Langue: English

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ROSE OF AFFECTION.

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Which will you have, the doll, or Noah’s Ark? said mother to Mary one day.

The doll, if you please, I think I will take, for then I can prettily play.

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One day John said, as he made his bow, “Mamma, are you at leisure now? Tell me, for much I wish to know, Tell me, do pins and needles grow?”

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With a bound, see the ball go, Now high in the air as hit it just so. No catch is Jo.; oh, how he lingers, He’ll soon have the name of old butter fingers.

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Oh, what a pretty butterfly, How beautiful its wings, How quick it flies! now low, now high, From flower to flower it springs.

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Oh, bless me, Mary, how is this? Your hands are very dirty, Miss,

I don’t expect such hands to see,

When you come in to dine with me.

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Said good Mamma, “My Harry dear, ’Tis nine o’clock, and school time’s near, Go comb your hair, and fetch your book, And go to school with pleasant look.”

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Hear me, my dear little son, Go slow, and do not run, Do you always make a rule, To come straight home from school; Try to learn your lessons well, That you may learn to read and spell.

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