Little Songs
Little Songs
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FIDDLEDEDEE.
Fiddledee diddledee dido, A poor little boy he cried, O; He cried, for what? O, I've forgot; Perhaps you had better ask Fido.
Fiddledee diddledee dido, The dog ran off to hide, O; He'll bark and squeak, But never speak-- There's no use in asking Fido.
THE STARS AND THE BABIES.
When the stars go to sleep, The babies awake, And they prattle and sparkle all day; Then the stars light their lamps, And their playtime they take, While the babies are sleeping away.
...So good night, little baby, And shut up your eyes; Let the stars now have their turn at play; They soon will begin To shoot through the skies, And dance in the bright milky way.
No, no, my dear nurse, I cannot go to sleep; Since you've put the thought into my head, Let us have with the stars One game at bo-peep; Then good night, and a kiss, and to bed.
KITTY IN THE BASKET.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FIDDLEDEDEE.
Fiddledee diddledee dido, A poor little boy he cried, O; He cried, for what? O, I've forgot; Perhaps you had better ask Fido.
Fiddledee diddledee dido, The dog ran off to hide, O; He'll bark and squeak, But never speak-- There's no use in asking Fido.
THE STARS AND THE BABIES.
When the stars go to sleep, The babies awake, And they prattle and sparkle all day; Then the stars light their lamps, And their playtime they take, While the babies are sleeping away.
...So good night, little baby, And shut up your eyes; Let the stars now have their turn at play; They soon will begin To shoot through the skies, And dance in the bright milky way.
No, no, my dear nurse, I cannot go to sleep; Since you've put the thought into my head, Let us have with the stars One game at bo-peep; Then good night, and a kiss, and to bed.
KITTY IN THE BASKET.
What to read after Little Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Follen Eliza Lee Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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