Happy Child Life in Pictures
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PUSSY, dear Pussy, I've made up your bed, And here is a pillow to rest your poor head, A nightcap I'll fetch to tie over your ears : How funny you'll feel when a mousey appears.
You lie there by Dolly, just blinking your eyes, Looking, old Pussy, so solemnly wise, As though you knew ever so much more than she ; Yet, what you are thinking, you never tell me.
Pray, are you the Pussy-cat, loyal and bold, Who made that so famous long journey of old ? That ever illustrious Pussy, I mean, Who went up... to London to visit the Queen.
43 D 2 PUSSY, DEAR PUSSY.
Or, are you the cat of the Nursery rhyme, Who played on the fiddle-strings, once on a time ?
The same, I believe, who ran right up a tree, While someone stood counting out one, two and three.
No, Pussy, I've known you since you were a kitten ; Your life, I feel sure, Ma'am, has yet to be i written Perhaps by myself, when I know how to write ; But now, Pussy dear, I must bid you good- night.
44 1 MARGAitET'S MUSIC MARGARET'S MUSIC.
Margaret (meditating as she counts 1, 2, 3).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PUSSY, dear Pussy, I've made up your bed, And here is a pillow to rest your poor head, A nightcap I'll fetch to tie over your ears : How funny you'll feel when a mousey appears.
You lie there by Dolly, just blinking your eyes, Looking, old Pussy, so solemnly wise, As though you knew ever so much more than she ; Yet, what you are thinking, you never tell me.
Pray, are you the Pussy-cat, loyal and bold, Who made that so famous long journey of old ? That ever illustrious Pussy, I mean, Who went up... to London to visit the Queen.
43 D 2 PUSSY, DEAR PUSSY.
Or, are you the cat of the Nursery rhyme, Who played on the fiddle-strings, once on a time ?
The same, I believe, who ran right up a tree, While someone stood counting out one, two and three.
No, Pussy, I've known you since you were a kitten ; Your life, I feel sure, Ma'am, has yet to be i written Perhaps by myself, when I know how to write ; But now, Pussy dear, I must bid you good- night.
44 1 MARGAitET'S MUSIC MARGARET'S MUSIC.
Margaret (meditating as she counts 1, 2, 3).
What to read after Happy Child Life in Pictures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar Pletsch to read onlineMoreLess
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