In My Nursery
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Sue, And I'll buy you a doll all whole and new;" But better I love my dear old doll.
With her one half-leg and potato poll.
"The potato may rot, and the leg may fall?" Well, then I shall treasure the sawdust, that 's all !
For while there is anything left of you, My Emily Jane, I '11 love you true !
SONG OP THE MOTHER WHOSE CHILDREN ARE FOND OF DRAWING.
Oh, could I find the forest Where the pencil-trees grow!
Oh, might I see their stately stems All standing in a row !
I'd hie me to their gratef...ul shade, In deep, in deepest bliss ; For then I need not hourly hear A chorus sucli as this : 142 IJ^ MT NUBSERY.
Chorus. Oh, lend me a pencil, please. Mamma !
Oh, draw me some houses and trees, Mamma !
Oh, make me a floppy Great poppy to copy.
And a horsey that prances and gees. Mamma !
The branches of the pencil-tree Are pointed every one ; Ay ! each one has a glancing point That glitters in the sun.
The leaves are leaves of paper white.
All fluttering in the breeze ; Ah ! could I pluck one rustling bough, I 'd silence cries like these : Chorus, Oh, lend me a pencil, do, Mamma !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sue, And I'll buy you a doll all whole and new;" But better I love my dear old doll.
With her one half-leg and potato poll.
"The potato may rot, and the leg may fall?" Well, then I shall treasure the sawdust, that 's all !
For while there is anything left of you, My Emily Jane, I '11 love you true !
SONG OP THE MOTHER WHOSE CHILDREN ARE FOND OF DRAWING.
Oh, could I find the forest Where the pencil-trees grow!
Oh, might I see their stately stems All standing in a row !
I'd hie me to their gratef...ul shade, In deep, in deepest bliss ; For then I need not hourly hear A chorus sucli as this : 142 IJ^ MT NUBSERY.
Chorus. Oh, lend me a pencil, please. Mamma !
Oh, draw me some houses and trees, Mamma !
Oh, make me a floppy Great poppy to copy.
And a horsey that prances and gees. Mamma !
The branches of the pencil-tree Are pointed every one ; Ay ! each one has a glancing point That glitters in the sun.
The leaves are leaves of paper white.
All fluttering in the breeze ; Ah ! could I pluck one rustling bough, I 'd silence cries like these : Chorus, Oh, lend me a pencil, do, Mamma !
What to read after In My Nursery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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