Dresden China And Other Songs
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41 Come y'a Blossom ! " softly she will say, " come y'a Vi'let ! " in her pretty way. Ah ! 'tis a load to make one jolly, on a summer's day, faith, next week I'd marry Dolly, if 'twere mine, I say. Come y'a Blossom ! come y'a Vi'let !
foot it thro' the pebbly stream, Hey tro-lol-lie ! life is jolly !
with my waggon and my team !
in LITTLU GRANNY.
|HE'S the sweetest of all little lasses, look at her sitting there, with grandmother's cap and glasses, in grandmother's old oak chair. Sweet little s...aucy Nannie, white cap on her golden hair, regular little granny, ' with her dignified air.
Come to me, little pet Nannie, sit on my knee awhile, shall I tell you a tale, little granny ?
haven't you got one smile ?
IJ2 LITTLE GRANNY.
Why ! she's asleep, my Nannie, tightly holding my hand ; dustman has taken granny to lullaby land.
Sleep on now, little Nannie, you will be old one day, but then, but then, little granny, I shall be gone away. God send fond arms to caress you, and bright eyes your sunshine to be, and a warm little heart to bless you, as yours is a blessing to me !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
41 Come y'a Blossom ! " softly she will say, " come y'a Vi'let ! " in her pretty way. Ah ! 'tis a load to make one jolly, on a summer's day, faith, next week I'd marry Dolly, if 'twere mine, I say. Come y'a Blossom ! come y'a Vi'let !
foot it thro' the pebbly stream, Hey tro-lol-lie ! life is jolly !
with my waggon and my team !
in LITTLU GRANNY.
|HE'S the sweetest of all little lasses, look at her sitting there, with grandmother's cap and glasses, in grandmother's old oak chair. Sweet little s...aucy Nannie, white cap on her golden hair, regular little granny, ' with her dignified air.
Come to me, little pet Nannie, sit on my knee awhile, shall I tell you a tale, little granny ?
haven't you got one smile ?
IJ2 LITTLE GRANNY.
Why ! she's asleep, my Nannie, tightly holding my hand ; dustman has taken granny to lullaby land.
Sleep on now, little Nannie, you will be old one day, but then, but then, little granny, I shall be gone away. God send fond arms to caress you, and bright eyes your sunshine to be, and a warm little heart to bless you, as yours is a blessing to me !
What to read after Dresden China And Other Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Edward Weatherly to read onlineMoreLess
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