Mother Hubbard, Her Picture Book,
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G for Goosey Gander who wandered upstairs, And met the old man who objected to prayers.
[Illustration: H I J] H for poor Humpty who after his fall, Felt obliged to resign his seat on the wall.
I for the Inn where they wouldn't give beer, To one with too much and no money, I fear.
J does for poor Jack and also for Jill, Who had so disastrous a tumble down hill.
[Illustration: K L M N O P] K for calm Kitty, at dinner who sat, While all the good folks watched the dog & the cat.
L f...or Little man, gun and bullets complete, Who shot the poor duck and was proud of the feat.
M for Miss Muffet, with that horrid spider, Just dropped into tea and a chat beside her.
N for the Numerous children, they who Were often too much for their mother in Shoe.
O the Old person that cobwebs did spy, And went up to sweep 'em Oh ever so high!
P for the Pie made of blackbirds to sing, A song fit for supper, a dish for a king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G for Goosey Gander who wandered upstairs, And met the old man who objected to prayers.
[Illustration: H I J] H for poor Humpty who after his fall, Felt obliged to resign his seat on the wall.
I for the Inn where they wouldn't give beer, To one with too much and no money, I fear.
J does for poor Jack and also for Jill, Who had so disastrous a tumble down hill.
[Illustration: K L M N O P] K for calm Kitty, at dinner who sat, While all the good folks watched the dog & the cat.
L f...or Little man, gun and bullets complete, Who shot the poor duck and was proud of the feat.
M for Miss Muffet, with that horrid spider, Just dropped into tea and a chat beside her.
N for the Numerous children, they who Were often too much for their mother in Shoe.
O the Old person that cobwebs did spy, And went up to sweep 'em Oh ever so high!
P for the Pie made of blackbirds to sing, A song fit for supper, a dish for a king.
What to read after Mother Hubbard, Her Picture Book,?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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