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Rose of Affection
by: Anonymous
Description:
Excerpt
“Let us buy,”
Said Sally Fry,
“Something nice,”
Said Betsy Price,
“What shall it be,”
Said Kitty Lee,
“A nice plum cake,”
Said Lucy Wake.
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.
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?”
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.
Oh, what a pretty butterfly,
How beautiful its wings,
How quick it flies! now low, now high,
From flower to flower it springs.
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.
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.”
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.
JUVENILE WORKS:
PLAIN AND COLORED TOY BOOKS
TURNER & FISHER:
- Large and Showy Painted Toy Books.—12 kinds.
- Elegant Edition of Colored Toys.—18 kinds.
- Cheap Edition of Post Toys.—18 kinds.
- Golden Edition of Quarto Toys.—12 kinds.
- Brilliant Edition of Colored Toys.—12 kinds.
- Colored Mile-End Alphabets: A, B, C, Cards, and Juvenile Prints.
The above are beautifully colored, and got up in a superior manner.
JUVENILE WORKS.
Buds and Blossoms.Kriss Kingle’s Visit.The Holiday Present.Sights for Little Folks.Juvenile Naturalist.Book of Fairy Tales.Mother’s Present.Mother Goose Melodies.Father’s Present.Juvenile Gift.Scripture Keepsake.Infantile Toy Books.Fireside Book.The Colored Gift.Juvenile Forget-Me-Not.One Cent Toy Books.Books about Insects, Birds, Quadrupeds, &c.Books about Flowers, Shells, Fishes, &c.- The National Primer, 12mo;
- American Juvenile Primer, 12mo;
- Pictorial School Primer, 18mo;
- Good Child’s Primer, 18mo;
- Infant Primer, Quarto;
- Pretty Primer, 32mo;
- Pictured A, B, C.;
- Golden A, B, C.
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