The Nursery, No. 165. September, 1880, Vol. 28
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Last winter a whole flock of birds kept near the house all the season. She would feed them, and then play with them for hours at a time. Everymorning the birds would fly to her window, and chirp, as much as to say, "Good-morning, little mistress! Wake up, wake up!" I think the child must be a near relation of that "Little Bell, " of whomthe poet Westwood sang, -- "Whom God's creatures love, " the angels fair Murmured, "God doth bless with angels' care: Child, thy bed shall be Folded safe from h...arm; love deep and kind Shall watch around, and leave good gifts behind, Little Bell, for thee!" EMILY CARTER.
DADDY FROG.
[Illustration: Daddy Frog & Children] Old Daddy Frog lives in a bog, And his coat is bottle-green; Yellow his vest; handsomely dressed, His pretty shape is seen. Puffing with pride, there at his side His dame is sure to be: Smiling, she says, "No one could raise A finer family! Singing Coa, coa, coa, kerchunk!" Old Daddy Frog leaps on a log In a spry and jaunty way: Calling his boys--oh, what a noise!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Last winter a whole flock of birds kept near the house all the season. She would feed them, and then play with them for hours at a time. Everymorning the birds would fly to her window, and chirp, as much as to say, "Good-morning, little mistress! Wake up, wake up!" I think the child must be a near relation of that "Little Bell, " of whomthe poet Westwood sang, -- "Whom God's creatures love, " the angels fair Murmured, "God doth bless with angels' care: Child, thy bed shall be Folded safe from h...arm; love deep and kind Shall watch around, and leave good gifts behind, Little Bell, for thee!" EMILY CARTER.
DADDY FROG.
[Illustration: Daddy Frog & Children] Old Daddy Frog lives in a bog, And his coat is bottle-green; Yellow his vest; handsomely dressed, His pretty shape is seen. Puffing with pride, there at his side His dame is sure to be: Smiling, she says, "No one could raise A finer family! Singing Coa, coa, coa, kerchunk!" Old Daddy Frog leaps on a log In a spry and jaunty way: Calling his boys--oh, what a noise!
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